A man of fearless honesty, quick and catholic sympathies, broad culture, and many friends in intellectual and religious circles, he became one of the most influential journalists of the day, his fine character and conscience earning universal respect and confidence. [Please select]
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Lecky, James Schouler, and John Fiske; or from those of statesmen, journalists and publicists, among them, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Thomas H. [Please select]
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As though Time pressed behind them with his scythe, hatchet-faced journalists from Fleet Street were making a bee-line for the restaurant. [Please select]
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May, senior, seems to have been condemned to a copious acquaintance with journalists; for, though in knowing Mr. [Please select]
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Journalists and public men met them, and Dick now learned how the truth about Bull Run had come to the capital. [Please select]
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His friends among the stage folk responded numerously, and so did journalists and railway men. [Please select]
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It is almost incredible with what amount of stupidity, baseness, and vileness the journalists of the period sought to overwhelm the Anarchist. [Please select]
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Foremost among the journalists of the great debate were William Lloyd Garrison and Horace Greeley. [Please select]
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Nellie Hutchinson of the Cincinnati _Commercial_, one of the few women journalists, described sympathetically for her readers the neat comfortable _Revolution_ office and Susan with her "rare" but "genial smile," Susan, "the determined--the invincible." [Please select]
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Against this powerful opposition, the government enlisted a whole army of scribes and journalists to pour out criticism on the Americans and their friends. [Please select]
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