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David Bulla is an auther of many great books and great achievements throughout his life. His newly anticipated book called: Lincoln’s Censor, brings history to your door.
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David Bulla | Lincoln Censor | Purdue University Press To order: Click on www.thepress.purdue.edu or call 800-247-6553 David W. Bulla’s first book, Lincoln’s Censor , from Purdue University Press, tells the story of Brigadier General Milo S. Hascall and newspaper editors like Daniel E. “Ed” VanValkenburgh of the Plymouth Weekly Democrat in northern Indiana in 1863. Hascall would suppress his newspaper and several other Democratic journals in Indiana in 1863. First Amendment law expert Jeffery A. Smith of the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee on Lincoln's Censor (in Journalism History ): " Lincoln's Censor includes a useful bibliographic essay on the topic [of Lincoln and suppression] that indicates some of the differing interpretations by scholars. Bulla finds a temporary 'chiling effect' in Indiana but concludes that the tradition of press freedom 'survived' the many episodes of intimidation, violence, and suppression that occurred during the Civil War. Sti...
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