Shaking the foundations : 200 years of investigative journalism in America, edited by Bruce Shapiro

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Shaking the foundations : 200 years of investigative journalism in America, edited by Bruce Shapiro

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200 years of investigative journalism in America

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edited by Bruce Shapiro

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• Shaking the foundations : 200 years of investigative journalism in America

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• New York, Thunder's Mouth Press/Nation Books | Distributed by Publishers Group West, ©2003

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Contents

• Foreword / Pete Hamill -- Introduction: striking through the mask / Bruce Shapiro -- "A calm observer" from the Philadelphia Aurora and g'eneral Advertiser (1975) / Benjamin Franklin Bache -- from A history of the Amistad captives (1840) / John Barber -- "Flogging through the fleet" from White-Jacket (1850) / Herman Melville -- from Chapters of Erie (1872) / Henry Adams -- "More ring villainy: gigantic frauds in the rental of armories" (1871) / The New York Times -- "The new slave trade" from John Swinton's paper (1884) / John Swinton -- "Choking and beating patients" from Ten days in a madhouse (1887) / Nellie Bly -- "Pauperism in the tenements" from How the other half lives (1890) / Jacob Riis -- "Lynching of innocent men (lynched on account of relationship)" from A red record (1897) / Ida B. Wells
• "The shame of Minneapolis: the rescue and redemption of a city that was sold out" form McClure's Magazine (1903) / Lincoln Steffens -- "The oil war of 1872" from The history of Standard Oil (1903) / Ida Tarbell -- "The condemned-meat industry: a reply to Mr. J. Ogden armour" from Everybody's Magazine (1908) / Upton Sinclair -- "Cry of a broken people: a story of injustice and cruelty that is as terrible as it is true" from Good Housekeeping (1929) / Vera Connolly -- "The man who stayed too long" from Washington Merry-Go-Round (1931 / Drew Pearson -- "The rise of farm fascism" from Factories in the Field (1939) / Carey McWilliams -- "The suppressed tobacco story" from In Fact (1941) / George Seldes -- "Hitler gets millions for war chest through links with American firms" from PM (1941) / Lowell L. Leake and PM -- "The blast in Centralia no. 5: a mine disaster no one stopped" from Harper's Magazine (1948) / John Bartlow Martin
• "The Bronx slave market" parts I, II, and III from the New York Compass (1950) / Marvel Cooke -- "The Klavaliers ride to a fall" from The Klan unmasked (1954) / Stetson Kennedy -- from "The big ones get away" from The Nation (1958) / Fred J. Cook -- "The safe car you can't buy," from The Nation (1959) / Ralph Nader -- from "Anatomy of a hate group" from The un-Americans (1962) / Frank Donner -- "And no birds sing" from Silent Spring (1962) / Rachel Carson -- "All we really know is that we fired the first shots" from I.F. Stone's Weekly (1968) / I.F. Stone -- "The university on the make" from Ramparts (1966) / Robert Scheer, Warren Hinckle, and Sol Stern -- "The My Lai massacre" from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (1969) / Seymour Hersh -- "Vast review of war took a year" from the New York Times (1971) / Neil Sheehan and Hedrick Smith
• "Secret memo bares Mitchell-ITT move," "Kleindienst accused in ITT case," and "Contradictions cited in ITT case" from the Washington Post (1972) -- "Spy funds linked to GOP aides" and "Mitchell controlled secret GOP fund" from the Washington Post (1972) / Robert Woodward and Carl Bernstein -- "The prison business" from Kind and usual punishment (1973) / Jessica Mitford -- "Corporate crime of the century" from Mother Jones (1979) / Mark Dowie, Barbara Ehrenreich, and Stephen Minkin -- "Steinman" from Vicious circles: the mafia and the marketplace (1979) / Jonathan Kwitny -- "Villains afoot" from Cry of the People (1980) / Penny Lernoux -- "Behind the death squads" from The progressive (1984) / Allan Nairn -- "Death camp horrors" from Newsday (1993) / Roy Gutman -- "Death row justice derailed" from Chicago Tribune (1999) / Kenneth Armstrong and Steve Mills -- "These dark satanic mills" from One world, ready or not (1997) / William Greider

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ocm52700334

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23 cm

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xxvi, 518 pages

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9781560254331

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2002110060

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u71882

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• (Sirsi) o52700334
• (OCoLC)52700334