DAVID A. RANDALL: NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER AND AUTHOR IN COLUMBUS, OHIO, 1845-1875.
The article profiles newspaper editor, author and bookseller David Austin Randall. After his conversion to the Baptist Church, Randall relocated to Ohio, where he edited the temperance newspaper "The Washingtonian." He and James Batcherlder became editors of the Christian newspaper "The Cross and Jo...
| Publicado en: | Publishing History no. 64; pp. 5 - 32 |
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Chadwyck-Healey Limited
2008
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