Meaning of Daily Mailer | Babel Free

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A journalist for the Daily Mail, a British tabloid newspaper.

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“[…] if the Committee consider⟳ they have⟳ substantial interests or views which deserve⟳ to be heard. We wish⟳, however, to exclude⟳ blackmailers and “Daily Mailers” from this inquiry.”

“They got a real professional pressman and set⟳ going a paper with a miserable two-faced, bandy-legged policy, while a group of amateur Left Wingers and Communists set⟳ going the first Daily Herald with its magnificent record⟳ as a workers’ fighting organ. But the Right-Wing officials of the Labour Movement learned nothing by the experience⟳, and so in place⟳ of Lansbury they installed Fyfe. He played the man to his trades union masters with the perfection which would be expected from a Daily Mailer, though he didn’t always love⟳ his new bosses, as witness his resentment when Robert Williams was appointed business manager […]”

“He has reached the point⟳ where his idlest words are taken by Daily Mailers for the precious dogmas of a beloved sage.”

“The blackmailer produces the whitemailer and the whitemailer and blackmailer develop⟳ into a sort⟳ of a “Daily Mailer”, sensational, making your flesh creep⟳.”

“Only two tourist books have⟳ the merit of preserving the real impression of the moment out of hundreds written by Englishmen: Sir Lepel Griffin in the ’eighties; G. W. Steevens, the Daily Mailer of the ’nineties.”

“For Love⟳ of Beasts will come⟳ before long I hope⟳ the savage Daily Mailers will be made more savage.”

“And I can prove⟳ it! But not to Daily Mailers, thank⟳ you!”

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