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We, on the other hand, have ever held the relation of newspaper editor and subscriber as one of fraternity.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “We, on the other hand, have ever held the relation of newspaper editor and subscriber as one of fraternity.”
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Alexander reflects on the bond between newspaper editors and their readers, emphasizing a sense of fraternity.
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