History of the Book in the West: 1800?1914
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History of the Book in the West: 1800?1914
Volume IV
Colclough, Stephen; Weedon, Alexis
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
554
Mole
9781032918730
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Contents: Introduction; Part I National Publishing Structures: The rise of a national book trade system in the United States, 1865-1916, Michael Winship; The publishing industry and printed output in 19th-century France, Frederic Barbier; The literature of the Lubok, Jeffrey Brooks; La presse est libre...1815-1880, Anthony Smith. Part II International Trade: International copyright: 4 interconnected histories, Catherine Seville; The Chace Act and Anglo-American literary relations, James L.W. West III; Evolutionism, internationalism and commercial enterprise in science: the international scientific series 1871-1910, Roy M. MacLeod; Depression and innovation in the British and American book trade 1819-1939, James J. Barnes. Part III Publishing Practices: Two centuries of printing: book production history diagrams, Michael Twyman; The annual pattern of publication 1800-1919, Simon Eliot; Printing, Allan C. Dooley; The professional author, Robert L. Patten; John Murray's family library and the cheapening of books in the early 19th-century Britain, Scott Bennett; The printing, proof-reading and publishing of Thackeray's Vanity Fair: the 1st edition, Peter L. Shillingsburg. Part IV Distribution: Marketing speculation, James A. Secord; The press and the book trade, Jack Simmons; Book distribution and American culture: a 150-year perspective, Ronald J. Zboray. Part V Reading: The pursuit of books, David Vincent; 'An association of kindred spirits': black readers and their reading rooms, Elizabeth McHenry; Women, men and the reading of Vanity Fair, Kate Flint; Crusoe's books: the Scottish emigrant reader in the 19th century, Bill Bell; Name Index.
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Young Man;BOOK TRADE;trade;Manufacturing Clause;manufacturing;International Copyright;clause;Bibliographie De La France;international;John Murrays;copyright;Dimmed;act;International Copyright Act;printing;Chap Man;surface;Chace Act;weekly;IOI;anglo-african;American Antiquarian Society;Weekly Anglo-African;National Library;Sponged;United States;Follow;Book Research Quarterly;PA Pe;Family Library;Freedom's Journal;Mrican American;Henry King;Gr Av;KATE FLINT
Contents: Introduction; Part I National Publishing Structures: The rise of a national book trade system in the United States, 1865-1916, Michael Winship; The publishing industry and printed output in 19th-century France, Frederic Barbier; The literature of the Lubok, Jeffrey Brooks; La presse est libre...1815-1880, Anthony Smith. Part II International Trade: International copyright: 4 interconnected histories, Catherine Seville; The Chace Act and Anglo-American literary relations, James L.W. West III; Evolutionism, internationalism and commercial enterprise in science: the international scientific series 1871-1910, Roy M. MacLeod; Depression and innovation in the British and American book trade 1819-1939, James J. Barnes. Part III Publishing Practices: Two centuries of printing: book production history diagrams, Michael Twyman; The annual pattern of publication 1800-1919, Simon Eliot; Printing, Allan C. Dooley; The professional author, Robert L. Patten; John Murray's family library and the cheapening of books in the early 19th-century Britain, Scott Bennett; The printing, proof-reading and publishing of Thackeray's Vanity Fair: the 1st edition, Peter L. Shillingsburg. Part IV Distribution: Marketing speculation, James A. Secord; The press and the book trade, Jack Simmons; Book distribution and American culture: a 150-year perspective, Ronald J. Zboray. Part V Reading: The pursuit of books, David Vincent; 'An association of kindred spirits': black readers and their reading rooms, Elizabeth McHenry; Women, men and the reading of Vanity Fair, Kate Flint; Crusoe's books: the Scottish emigrant reader in the 19th century, Bill Bell; Name Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;BOOK TRADE;trade;Manufacturing Clause;manufacturing;International Copyright;clause;Bibliographie De La France;international;John Murrays;copyright;Dimmed;act;International Copyright Act;printing;Chap Man;surface;Chace Act;weekly;IOI;anglo-african;American Antiquarian Society;Weekly Anglo-African;National Library;Sponged;United States;Follow;Book Research Quarterly;PA Pe;Family Library;Freedom's Journal;Mrican American;Henry King;Gr Av;KATE FLINT
