Titlebook: Sir Philip Gibbs and English Journalism in War and Peace; Martin C. Kerby Book 2016 The Editor(s) if applicable and The Author(s) 2016 jou

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,Free Lance War Correspondent: 1912–1915,nths of the First World War. It raises important questions about the nature of a free press and the danger of too close an alliance with government. Newspaper owners such as Northcliffe and their editors were part of the ruling elite and regularly mixed socially and professionally with leading polit

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,Official War Correspondent: 1915–1918,the background of the centenary of the First World War, this chapter interrogates the experience of the official war correspondents chosen by the British government. They have been criticized for the perception that they were willing participants in a propaganda war who were rewarded for their compl

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,The Pageant of the Years: 1939–1962, for Appeasement and his despair at the outbreak of another war. Gibbs worked as a correspondent in France before Dunkirk but then remained in England for the majority of the remainder of the conflict. He wrote about the Battle of Britain, the Blitz, V-1 and V-2 attacks, and the defeat of Germany, a

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,Victorian Childhood: 1877–1895,ork of Charles Dickens and Thomas Carlyle with the work of both writers doing much to shape his support of nineteenth-century liberalism, his belief in the power of Christian virtue, and his abhorrence of radical politics.

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