Political Controversy: A Study in Eighteenth-Century PropagandaBloomsbury Academic, 1992 M02 28 - 200 pages This work provides the first full-scale examination of the eighteenth century periodical Political Controversy and of the essay-sheets reprinted therein, Briton, Auditor, North Briton, and Monitor. These essay-sheets were published in England at the end of the Seven Years' War with France, in support of and in opposition to Lord Bute's proposed terms in the treaty negotiations. Political Controversy reprinted the essay-sheets weekly along with the editor's annotations, material from other publications, and original contributions from readers. The journal provides modern readers with a good example of eighteenth century propaganda techniques, and is a guide to the issues revolving around the war, the struggle for governmental control, the British Empire, and the liberty of the press. |
Contents
Masks Readers and Style | 1 |
Editors Notes and Comments | 99 |
North Briton No 45 | 149 |
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Political Controversy: A Study in Eighteenth-Century Propaganda Robert D. Spector Limited preview - 1992 |
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