Perhaps the most well-known of the remaining newspapers was the Court Journal, which was published in a dusty but genteel-looking office just out of Kensington High Street. For when all the papers of a people have been for years growing more dim and decorous and optimistic, the dimmest and most decorous and most optimistic is very likely to win. In the journalistic competition which was still going on at the beginning of the twentieth century, the final victor was the Court Journal.
I no longer will continue to update this blog. I have started a new one over here: http://inkwellmusings.blogspot.com. I will be posting literary-themed posts over there, or you can drop by my personal blog at http://xanga.com/The_Inkwell.
posted by Nicole Bianchi at 1/08/2006 03:31:00 PM
