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Round the World
Andrew Carnegie
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Not the least surprising feature in the revolution going forward so peacefully in Japan is the prompt adoption of the newspaper as one of the essentials of life. A few years ago the official Gazette, read only by officials and containing nothing of general interest, was the only publication in the Empire; to-day several hundred newspapers are published, many of them daily. A censorship of the press still exists, however, and leads to the usual mode of evasion. Pungent political articles are conveyed under cover of criticisms ostensibly upon the blunders of lands not so enlightened as Japan. Here is a specimen: "In America during the Civil War paper currency was issued and made legal tender. At every successive issue the premium rose higher and higher till the currency was not worth more than a third of . . . Read More
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Community Reviews
Worth recalling what it meant to travel the world before the airplanes, the internet and instantaneous communication, from one of the most well-read men of his time.
Excellent view and thoughts and reflections. Definitely worth the read.