Editor’s duty and the press in public life
A speech by Charles Gi Farrman outlines the editor as a pillar of truth and responsibility. It laments sensationalism and domestic tributes in print while praising editors who resist vanity and honor accuracy.
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The Great Capitol Dome and Warship Tales from a Turbulent Era
A dense account blends Capitol architecture and wartime drama, detailing the Washington monument, the iron dome, and Crawford’s Freedom statue. It weaves in political tension, public notices, and a narrative arc of fear, faith, and resilience as citizens grapple with looming conflict and leadership decisions.
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