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Fruits of Propaganda in the Tyler Administration
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272 pages
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The book explores the impact of propaganda during the Tyler Administration, examining how communication strategies influenced public perception and political dynamics of the time. It delves into the methods employed to shape narratives and the consequences of these efforts on governance and society. Through a historical lens, it highlights the interplay between politics and media, offering insights into the significance of propaganda in shaping policy and public opinion during this pivotal period in American history.
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2014, hardcover
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