An Eng.-Hind. vocabulary of 3000 words for higher standard and proficiency candidates, or, "The right word in the right place" /

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Newspaperdom.

No number issued Oct. 18, 1906.

New ideas for school journalists,/

"More ideas for school journalists" by Meredith Cromer." 18 p. inserted after p. 18. .

The art of writing & speaking the English language

"Revised edition."

Newspaper work, an address./

Cover-title.

Proceedings of the first National Newspaper Conference, Madison, July 29-August 1, 1912.

At head of title: Extension Division of the University of Wisconsin, general information and welfare.

Official proceedings of the ... annual convention of the National Editorial Association.

Description based on: 37th (July 19-21, 1922)

Bulletin costs: being a study of the costs of publications issued by colleges of agriculture and agricultural experiment stations in 21 States.

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Out of the past: (critical and literary papers)

Bryant's poems.--Jeremy Bentham and law reform.--Edward Livingston and his code.--Journalism.--John James Audubon.--Percy Bysshe Shelley.--The last half-century.--American authorship.--Alison's histories of Europe.--The "Works" of American statesmen.--Comte's philosophy.--Strauss's Life of Jesus.--The late Horace Binney Wallace.--Thackeray as novelist.--Goethe.--Ruskin's writings.--Causes of the French revolution.--Motley's Rise of the Dutch republic.--Emerson on England.

Editorial wild oats,

My first literary venture. -- Journalism in Tennessee. -- Nicodemus Dodge -- printer. -- Mr. Bloke's item. -- How I edited an agricultural paper. -- The Killing of Julius Caesar localized.

Records and reminiscences, personal and general,

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Records and reminiscences, personal and general,

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The editorial, with case material and assignments,

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What is news? A tentative outline.

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Education for the newspaper life;

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