New York Times Twentieth Century in Review

Chronicling government attempts to influence speech, and the public reaction to those attempts, throughout the 20th century, this volume includes over 500 news stories, essays, editorials, and other articles drawn from The NewYork Times. Featuring an introduction by Floyd Abrams, this thematically and chronologically arranged volume offers a fascinating overview of state intervention in the public exchange of ideas worldwide. * Thematic organization outlines the development of key ideas, movements and events* Articles are arranged chronologically within each thematic section* Subject indexes let readers quickly pinpoint specific topics* Byline indexes allow readers to look up the works of individual authors* Coverage provides a balance of news stories, essays, and editorials* Articles have been re-typeset for ease of reading