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At the turn of the twentieth century, the ""Kansas City Star"" was a trust-busting newspaper acclaimed for its crusading progressive spirit. This book tells the tale of the Star's rise and decline against the backdrop of Kansas City - the story of how a newspaper and a city grew together and ultimately grew apart.

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At the turn of the twentieth century, the ""Kansas City Star"" was a trust-busting newspaper acclaimed for its crusading progressive spirit. This book tells the tale of the Star's rise and decline against the backdrop of Kansas City - the story of how a newspaper and a city grew together and ultimately grew apart.
Autorenporträt
Harry Haskell is the grandson of Henry J. Haskell and a former music critic for the Kansas City Star. He is author of The Early Music Revival: A History and editor of The Attentive Listener: Three Centuries of Music Criticism. He lives in Guilford, Connecticut.