Who Was Joseph Pulitzer?

Who Was Joseph Pulitzer?
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Publisher : Knollwood Press, Boston, Massachusetts
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ISBN-10 : 0991378318
ISBN-13 : 9780991378319
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Book Synopsis Who Was Joseph Pulitzer? by : Terrence Crimmins

Download or read book Who Was Joseph Pulitzer? written by Terrence Crimmins and published by Knollwood Press, Boston, Massachusetts. This book was released on 2016-07-27 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Pulitzer was a rags to riches story who revolutionized the newspaper industry by introducing sensationalism and shaking the ground of American politics by demanding changes to stop the rich from exploiting the poor. Crimmins' novel brings us into the day to day life of this unique genius, who arrived in America as an immigrant who barely spoke English yet twenty years later developed and edited two of the biggest newspapers in the nation. Pulitzer's run-ins with the other newspaper titans of the Gilded Age show us the men who laid the foundations of American journalism, and his confrontations with the wealthy robber barons brings us into the drama of how Pulitzer began a surge for reform that was so very important to improve the quality of American life. Pulitzer's wife tries desperately to comfort the man whom she deeply loves, yet their romance is shattered by how Pulitzer's workaholic Napoleonic ambitions came to cause him a terrible breakdown, causing this newspaper widow further to the sidelines in this captivating drama of American life. Crimmins' dramatic novel brings us into fundamental elements at the heart of American society, describing the life of a man who fought essential political battles that changed life as we know it in the United States.


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