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Rise of Radical Press in the 19th Century (Taxes on knowledge (end result,…
Rise of Radical Press in the 19th Century
Taxes on knowledge
The war of Unstamped
The Poor Man's Guardian
The Reform Act of 1832
Act of 1836
Provincial Newspaper Society
Association for the Abolition of the Stamp Duty on Newspapers
knowledge Chartism
gain political rights
William Lovett
end result
Advertising duty 1853
stamp duty 1855
duty on paper 1861
Factors
industrial change
class consiousness
conflict
cultural circumstances
the politics of reading
Frech Revolution
bourgeoisie and working class in Britain
suppression and substition
Respectable Newspaper
Class representation
Bourgeoisie and middle class
Aristocrats and workers
Legal newspapers
Took the stamp
Paid taxes
Influence on production and management
Editors and journalists
Decline of Radical Press
Newspaper production- more expensive
Political factors
Higher competition from respectable press
Economic factors
Higher wages
Advertisers' refusal of funding radical newspapers