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- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 editor1First "Arthur".
- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 editor1Last "Weinberg".
- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 editor2First "Lila".
- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 editor2Last "Weinberg".
- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 isCitedBy Muckraker.
- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 place "New York".
- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 publisher "Capricon Books".
- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 title "The Muckrackers: The Era in Journalism that Moved America to Reform, the Most Significant Magazine Articles of 1902–1912".
- 13d1b44440c80fe05771d54811b36a51ac844fcc791a6cf3bc15dc130044b541 year "1964".