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    Delane of "The Times" (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

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    John Thadeus Delane (1817–1879) was the editor of The Times (London) for thirty-six years, beginning in 1841. Cook’s biography of this influential editor focuses not only on the history of the era in which Delane lived, but more specifically Delane’s career at the paper, examining his methods, his concept of journalism, his love of London’s social world, and measuring his influence on his profession.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarnes & Noble
    Release dateApr 5, 2011
    ISBN9781411448551
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    Edward Cook

    For many years, I was a very productive, hard working businessman. I did physical outdoor work and loved it. I was also a very active athlete who enjoyed being young, physically and spiritually. It all came crashing down when I developed osteoarthritis at the age of 46. I tried many things to find relief and rejuvenate my body. I was frustrated and depressed. Doctors told me that my arthritis could be managed, but that it wouldn't get any better. Well IT DID GET BETTER, because I did something about it. I experimented and found methods that have improved my life considerably. I write to share my methods with others so that they can improve their lives as well. I have found a second career as an advocate, and educator. Hopefully I can turn my arthritis into a positive for others, and contribute to the improvement of healthcare and society.

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