How many copies a day did Pulitzer's newspaper sell at its peak?
Half a Million
A Million
Two Million
Three Million
Answer
Pulitzer's newspaper, the New York World, sold a million copies a day at its peak. This was an enormous number for the time, and it helped to make Pulitzer one of the most famous and successful newspaper publishers in the world.
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