The Conclusion explains the notion of representative publicity and power performance patterns during the studied period. We have analyzed the conceptual changes in values and social principles of the period, always in relation to the enlargement and replacing of information webs produced by the innovation of printing. We have also considered the difficult autonomy of the new group of opinion makers arising in the intellectual class. Finally, this study considers the creation of communication areas and the invention of public opinion and its utility in relation to a new multidisciplinary view of the history of communication.
