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An original, and valuable, contribution to our understanding of the rhetoric of mediated public discourse. . . .The essays are well researched, well argued, and well written. - Stephen A. Smith, University of Arkansas

An original, and valuable, contribution to our understanding of the rhetoric of mediated public discourse. . . .The essays are well researched, well argued, and well written. Stephen A. Smith, University of Arkansas

This book explains . . . How some trials have managed to acquire an importance, both to contemporaries and in history, that far outstrips their limited legal signi cance. --The Journal of American History An excellent treatment of the criminal trial as a media forum that mediates social issues to the masses. --CHOICE An original, and valuable, contribution to our understanding of the rhetoric of mediated public discourse. . . .The essays are well researched, well argued, and well written. - Stephen A. Smith, University of Arkansas

<p> An original, and valuable, contribution to our understanding of the rhetoric of mediated public discourse. . . .The essays are well researched, well argued, and well written. - Stephen A. Smith, University of Arkansas

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Robert Hariman is Associate Professor of Speech Communication at Drake University.

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