Nicholas Brownlees: Introduction - Elisabetta Cecconi: Propaganda Discourse in Context: Pro and Anti-Strafford Pamphlets on the Eve of the English Civil War - Carla Suhr: False News in the English Press in the 1680s - Irma Taavitsainen: Scientific Book Reviews in the Seventeenth Century: Early Stages of the Genre - Hye-Joon Yoon: News as History: The Context of Edmund Burke's Historical Articles in The Annual Register (1758-1764) and their Rhetoric of Contextualisation - Claudia Claridge: Murder in the Press: Representations of Old Bailey Murder Trials in Newspapers - Turo Vartiainen/Turo Hiltunen/Minna Palander-Collin: Linguistic Contexts of Social Change: Tracing the Decline of the Master-Servant Institution in Three Corpora - Birte Bös: Contextualising British Suffrage Newspapers - Javier Díaz-Noci: From Italy to Spain: Style and Narration in the First Semi-Periodical Newspaper in Spanish - Roberta Facchinetti: Socio-Political Context and the Press in Early 20th Century China: A Case Study - Maija Stenvall: "Fears are entertained" - Constructing 'Fear' in News Agency Reports in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century - Sandra Tuna/Elsa Simões/Jorge Pedro Sousa: 'Never let truth get in the way of a good story': The Journalistic Style of Reinaldo Ferreira (Reporter X) and William Randolph Hearst - Matylda Wlodarczyk: "Whoever will discover where he lurks": Presenting Addressees and Advertisers in Runaway Slave Classifieds - Viola Wiegand: Surveillance Contexts in 19th-century British Mental Healthcare: A Study of Adverts in The Times - Davide Mazzi: "If you want Ireland to prosper.": A Discourse-Analytic Study of Irishness in Irish Newspaper Advertising of the 1930s - Elsa Simões: Advertising and Newspapers in Context: Dorothy L. Sayers's Murder Must Advertise (1933) - Notes on Contributors.