Titlebook: Letters to the Editor; Comparative and Hist Allison Cavanagh,John Steel Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 edit

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,Speaking as Citizens: Women’s Political Correspondence to Scottish Newspapers 1918–1928,ce columns of Scottish newspapers were used as a place—a ‘public sphere’—within which women could perform their new role as citizens. Women used letters to the editor to assert their claims to citizenship and encourage some women to enter political office. However, women correspondents to newspapers

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,Letters to the Editor in the ,, 1929–1930: The Voice of a Voiceless People,rs such as the ., . and ., dating back at least 100?years. And, as a result, studying the historical record of letters to the editor in those publications is relatively easy. This exciting work is being undertaken by more and more journalism historians and it is a project that should be strongly sup

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Letters to the Editor in Colombia: A Sanctuary of Public Emotions,esting: this country has been strong in its democratic ideals, despite the threats originated by a long internal conflict between the State with guerrilla groups, drug trafficking, corruption in public and private institutions, among other issues, which have created a wide range of social problems,

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