Newspapermen : Hugh Cudlipp, Cecil Harmsworth King Glory

Newspapermen: Hugh Cudlipp, Cecil Harmsworth King and the Glory – what a gripping masterpiece this is! This preloved compelling narrative captures the extraordinary partnership and explosive rivalry between Cudlipp and King, who transformed Fleet Street into a publishing powerhouse, offering exceptional journalism history while supporting sustainable collecting.

Key Features:

Media History: Fascinating exploration of Fleet Street transformation and publishing empire building.

Contrasting Personalities: Dynamic duo whose opposing traits changed the media landscape forever.

Empire Building: Ambitious journey establishing the world's largest publishing empire with dramatic highs and lows.

Political Intrigue: Sensational 1968 events where personal ambition clashed with political power.

Journalism Evolution: Must-read for understanding press power and media industry transformation.

Historical Significance: Captivating saga of two titans who rocked the journalism industry.

Condition: Some wear/marks on dust jacket with minimal foxing but spine intact. Please see photos. Please note the 1st photo is for illustrative purposes only.

This piece of media history allows you to immerse yourself in the captivating saga of press power and journalism evolution.

🚚 SHIPPING INFORMATION

UK: FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48 shipping.

International: Coming soon to France, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, USA, Canada, Australia.

🐾 Arya's Approval

"Right darlings, this is brilliant! Cudlipp and King's explosive Fleet Street rivalry is absolutely fascinating - watching two publishing titans clash over empire building while navigating 1968's political chaos makes for gripping reading. Their contrasting personalities created this perfect storm of ambition and conflict that transformed British journalism forever. It's like watching a masterclass in media power plays, except with real consequences that rocked the entire industry!"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 PAWS OUT OF 5
— Arya, Rescue Staffie & Media History Specialist

💙 10% donated to Clymping Dog Sanctuary 💙

📦 Product Information

Compelling journalism history featuring Hugh Cudlipp and Cecil Harmsworth King's Fleet Street transformation. Suitable for adult readers interested in journalism and media history. Some wear on dust jacket with minimal foxing but spine intact. Perfect for media history collectors.

⚠️ Safety Information

Store in cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve book quality. Handle pages gently to avoid damage. Keep away from moisture to preserve binding and paper condition.

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