Library of America Classic Journalism Collection

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The Library of America Classic Journalism Collection is a comprehensive compilation of significant American journalism pieces. It aims to preserve the nation's literary heritage by showcasing pivotal events and works from over 150 diverse writers. This collection highlights the role of journalism in shaping public perceptions during critical periods in American history. Notable journalists featured include Martha Gellhorn, Ernie Pyle, and Edward R. Murrow, whose works were influential in their time. Each volume in the collection is meticulously crafted with detailed chronologies, biographical profiles, explanatory notes, and indexes. The collection also includes photographs of correspondents, many from private collections. The Library of America's mission is to keep these works permanently in print, ensuring their accessibility for future generations. By publishing these authoritative editions, the collection provides a rich insight into America's journalistic legacy, fostering a deeper understanding of the country's cultural and historical context.