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That's certainly untrue, at that time access to any sort of mass communication was even more controlled by a few private actors. There were not all that many ma
by volkl48 6y ago
That's certainly untrue, at that time access to any sort of mass communication was even more controlled by a few private actors. There were not all that many major printing presses out there and a limited number of publishers would have truly controlled your only access to dissemiating information to a significant number of people besides actual in-person speech. And they certainly did choose what they were willing to publish.