Name/Title
Making HeadlinesEntry/Object ID
2026.2.2Secondary Title
The American Revolution as Seen through the British PressDescription
An analysis of how London and provincial papers covered the conflict, revealing public discussions on topics like George Washington's reputation, the treatment of prisoners, and the morality of using Native American allies, often providing more detailed information than the government.Context
Troy Bickham is an assistant professor at Texas A&M University. This book explores how the British public experienced the American Revolution through newspapers, arguing that the press served as a relatively free and diverse forum that fueled national debate over the war, its conduct, and its global implications.Category
Public Relations, Politics, History, Journalism
Acquisition
Accession
2026.2Source or Donor
Dick MartinNotes
Acquired in April 2026Book Details
Author
Troy BickhamPublisher
Northern Illinois University PressDate Published
2009ISBN
978-0-87580-393-7Notes
Pages: 303Copyright
Copyright Holder
Northern Illinois University PressCopyright Date
2009Create Date
April 8, 2026Update Date
April 8, 2026