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The Press is at once the eye and the ear and the tongue of the people. It is the visible speech, if not the voice, of the democracy. It is the phonograph of the world.
—
William Stead
, 1886
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William Stead
, "Government by Journalism",
Contemporary Review
, (May 1886)
