Imperial Hearst a Social Biography
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The Rockefellers really had nothing to fear from Hearst who, not long afterward, began to receive Rockefeller advertising. Hearst had tapped a rich vein.
Hearst's behavior in this matter reveals a despicable character more saliently than do any other of the many dark episodes in his excep- tionally dark career. For at this time Hearst was still posing as the champion of the common people, as a militant radical. He possessed the letters and made use of them for private gain through political bla...ckmail precisely in his most "liberal" period, when men like Lincoln Steffens and Samuel Seabury were lauding him.
"Hearst's candidates were Thomas Hisgen of Massachusetts for President and John Temple Graves of Georgia for Vice-President. Graves was a Hearst writer who had achieved notoriety by upholding lynchings of Negroes in the South and in generally traducing the Negro people. These candidates were chosen at a convention in Orchestra Hall in 1908. Of the 500 delegates "two-thirds were printers and other employees of Hearst papers, " according to Walter Chambers in Samuel Seabury A Challenge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Rockefellers really had nothing to fear from Hearst who, not long afterward, began to receive Rockefeller advertising. Hearst had tapped a rich vein.
Hearst's behavior in this matter reveals a despicable character more saliently than do any other of the many dark episodes in his excep- tionally dark career. For at this time Hearst was still posing as the champion of the common people, as a militant radical. He possessed the letters and made use of them for private gain through political bla...ckmail precisely in his most "liberal" period, when men like Lincoln Steffens and Samuel Seabury were lauding him.
"Hearst's candidates were Thomas Hisgen of Massachusetts for President and John Temple Graves of Georgia for Vice-President. Graves was a Hearst writer who had achieved notoriety by upholding lynchings of Negroes in the South and in generally traducing the Negro people. These candidates were chosen at a convention in Orchestra Hall in 1908. Of the 500 delegates "two-thirds were printers and other employees of Hearst papers, " according to Walter Chambers in Samuel Seabury A Challenge.
What to read after Imperial Hearst a Social Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Lundberg to read onlineMoreLess
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