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But this reaction was not single in motive. BUT THIS REACTION WAS NOT SINGLE IN MOTIVE
ufficiently noteworthy in England alone, and we shall do well to note it carefully. "The New Age" was, I think, the pioneer in the matter. It still maintains a pre-eminent position. I myself founded the "Eye-Witness" in the same chapter of ideas (by which I do not mean at all with similar objects of propaganda). Ireland has produced more than one organ of the sort, Scotland one or two. Their number will increase. With this I pass from the just denunciation of evil to the exposition of what is good. I propose to examine the nature of that movement which I call "The Free Press," to analyse the disabilities under which it suffers, and to conclude with my conviction that it is, in spite of its disabilities, not only a growing force, but a salutary one, and, in a certain measure, a conquering one. It is to this argument that I shall now ask my readers to direct themselves. X The rise of what I have called "The Free Press" was due to a reaction against what I have called "The Official Press.  CHAPTER TEN OF THE FREE PRESS BY HILARE BELLOC RECORDING BY SHAME MC LEAN THE RISE OF WHAT I HAVE CALLED THE FREE PRESS WAS DUE TO A REACTION AGAINST WHAT I HAVE CALLED THE OFFICIAL PRESS
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