Titlebook: Special Correspondence and the Newspaper Press in Victorian Print Culture, 1850–1886; Catherine Waters Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applica

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War Correspondence,tches from the Crimea for the . served to diminish the distance between the home front and remote battlefields in the 1850s, the British reading public had come to demand reports from ‘Our Special Correspondent at the seat of the war’. While the Civil War in America had a significant impact upon the

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Home News,rrespondents were routinely deployed to report on domestic events. This chapter examines some of their standard assignments at home, ranging from investigative journalism exposing urban poverty, such as John Hollingshead’s 1861 series on ‘London Horrors’, to reports on annual occasions in the Britis

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Reporting Royalty,s. The commercial benefits accruing from such coverage were significant, for both the newspaper and its special who could remediate his correspondence into a lucrative commemorative volume. By the 1870s, the number of newspapers and correspondents had increased and competition amongst the specials w

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Conclusion,ual dinner of the Newspaper Press Fund of the late 1870s and early 1880s. Arguing that the work of the first generation of special correspondents in Britain—such as William Howard Russell, George Augustus Sala, and Archibald Forbes—reveals a tension between old and new media technologies, it conclud

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Introduction,the controversy it generated, the chapter argues that special correspondence and the journalists who wrote it are best understood as together constituting a new media technology that emerged in Britain in the second half of the nineteenth century.

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Home News,ndertaking these less hazardous duties at home, his correspondence about domestic events remained a source of popular appeal, even as it continued to attract criticism for its sensationalism from conservative commentators.

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