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CONTENTS
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| Renaudot and the Gazette de France | 9 | |
| Creed of Renaudot | 10 | |
| Development of modern newspaper | 10 | |
| Accretion of new interests | 10 | |
| Decline of "the scoop" | 11 | |
| Undertakings abroad | 11 | |
| Collective activities of the press | 12 | |
| Activities of a single newspaper | 12 | |
| Early activities of the Athenæum | 13 | |
| Important expeditions financed by the press | 13 | |
| A twentieth century daily | 13 | |
| Activities of Renaudot | 14 | |
| Early efforts to stimulate circulation | 14 | |
| Prizes and medals | 14 | |
| Effect of inventions on growth of the press | 15 | |
| Manufacture of paper | 15 | |
| Facilities for distribution | 16 | |
| Increase in influence of the press | 16 | |
| Growth of business management | 16 | |
| Dangers feared from this | 17 | |
| Increased circulation both cause and result | 17 | |
| Newspaper no longer a personal organ | 17 | |
| The press groups society and unifies groups | 17 | |
| Specialized groups | 18 | |
| Press exploits group hostility | 18 | |
| Religious journalism | 19 | |
| Lord Acton and the Roman Catholic press | 19 | |
| F. D Maurice and the religious press | 19 | |
| Orthodoxy and heterodoxy in America | 20 | |
| Regroupings in the religious press | 21 | |
| Problems of religious and of political press different | 21 | |
| Similar tendencies in the political press | 21 | |
| New interests demand new channels of expression | 22 | |
| Society journals | 23 | |
| Amateur journals | 23 | |
| College journalism | 24 | |
| Journalism of the trench | 24 | |
| Early journals for troops | 24 | |
| Early journalism of women | 25 | |
| Labor journals | 26 | |
| Foreign language press | 26 | |
| Journalism of undeveloped groups | 26 | |
| Prison journalism | 26 | |
| Fluctuating interests reflected in the press | 27 | |
| Widening interests recorded by press | 27 | |
