A Study in the History and Politics of the Morning Post 1905 -1926

by Keith M. Wilson

Examines the most dramatic episodes in the history of the Morning Post, and how their ramifications extended well beyond the boundaries of the newspaper and into politics, foreign policy, defense matters, development of popular tastes, and advertising and marketing strategies. These episodes capture some of the spirit of the age and more than a little of the soul of an established institution in a new era.

302 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1990