... stocks, and the mood of the garrison. The tactics of the Daily Mail captured the attention of the nation; the newspaper dramatized the situation of the town by emphasizing the danger that it might ... of the late s, the cheap, sensation- oriented jingoist reporting and editing that was already known as the New Journalism. The New Imperialism of the late nineteenth century, The war at home ... couldn’t help but catch the interest of the British public very decisively. The press followed the events of the war in such detail that Haggard decided by the end of the war to give up the idea of...