History of the Arab Press...Part Three

Count Philippe de Tarazi says: "The first and second parts of the History of the Arab Press had hardly been published when historical scholars and masters of the literary renaissance from all sides began to read it. This was an incentive for me to persevere in carrying out this useful project, and it made me forget the many hardships I had put forth in its path." And the abundant equipment, the great expenses, and the enormous amount of time that only those who suffer from it know about.
News newspapers and scientific magazines from East and West lavished their praise of him, in addition to the poetic and prose reports that praised him, even though everything that has been published so far is only a corner in the structure that the historian must build for our honorable press. Just as our Arab newspapers quoted long chapters about him, so the orientalists in Europe gave him the status of consideration, made room for his praise in their scientific fields, and placed him in the hands of their students.