The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 292
cious contraband newspapers that then existed inlarge numbers. It was the most successful experiment thatEngland had then seen of the art of illustration in combina-tion with the steam press, and was the best attempt that hadbeen made in a cheap form to elevate the public taste. Mr. Charles Knight,… … 278 The Pictorial Press: masses. He said, the poor man must be made a thinkingman—a man capable of intellectual pleasures ; be must bepurified in his tastes, and elevated in his understanding ; hemust be taught to comprehend the real dignity of all usefulemjjloyments ; he must learn to look upon…
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