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HEADQUARTERS NIGHTS. By _Vernon Kellogg_ $1.00
THE WAR AND THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH. By _Maurice Barrès_ and Others $1.00
PAN-GERMANY: THE DISEASE AND CURE. By _André Chéradame_ $ .35
THE ASSAULT ON HUMANISM. By _Paul Shorey_ $1.00
SHOCK AT THE FRONT. By _William T. Porter M.D._ $1.25
ATLANTIC NARRATIVES. Edited by _Charles Swain Thomas_ $1.00
ESSAYS AND ESSAY WRITING. Edited by _W. M. Tanner_ $1.00
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THE PROFESSION OF JOURNALISM A Collection of Articles on Newspaper Editing and Publishing, Taken from the Atlantic Monthly
EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY WILLARD GROSVENOR BLEYER, PH.D.
_Author of “Newspaper Writing and Editing” and “Types of News Writing”; Professor of Journalism in the University of Wisconsin_
_Copyright, 1918, by_ THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY PRESS, INC.
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The purpose of this book is to bring together in convenient form a number of significant contributions to the discussion of the newspaper and its problems which have appeared in the _Atlantic Monthly_ in recent years. Although these articles were intended only for the readers of that magazine at the time of their original publication, they have permanent value for the general reader, for newspaper workers, and for students of journalism.
Practically every phase of journalism is taken up in these articles, including newspaper publishing, news and editorial policies, the influence of the press, yellow and sensational journalism, the problems of the newspaper in small cities, country journalism, the Associated Press, the law of libel, book-reviewing, dramatic criticism, “comics,” free-lance writing, and the opportunities in the profession. For readers who desire to make a further study of any of the important aspects of the press, a bibliography of such books and magazine articles as are generally available in public libraries has been appended.