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The Edinburgh history of the book in Scotland. Volume 3, Ambition and industry, 1800-1880 /
Throughout the nineteenth century Scotland was transformed from an agricultural nation on the periphery of Europe to become an industrial force with international significance. A landmark in its field, this volume explores the changes in the Scottish book trade as it moved from a small-scale manufac...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
2007.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Illustrations and Tables; Abbreviations; Acknowledgements; I. PRODUCTION; Chapter One The Elements of the Trade; Papermaking
- John Morris; Typefounding
- John Morris; Printing
- Trevor Howard-Hill; Illustration
- John Scally; Binding
- John Morris; II. PUBLISHING, DISTRIBUTION AND READING;; Chapter Two Publishing; Publishing 1800-1830
- Peter Garside; 1825-26: Years of Crisis?
- Simon Eliot; Publishing 1830-1880
- David Finkelstein; Gaelic Printing and Publishing
- Donald E. Meek; Chapter Three Distribution and Reading; Bookselling
- Iain Beavan; The Railways
- Stephen Colclough; Gaelic Communities and the Use of Texts
- Donald E. Meek; Reading
- Jonathan Rose; Libraries
- John Crawford; III.
- MARKETS AND GENRES; Chapter Four Literature in the Marketplace; The Rise of the Scottish Literary Market
- Peter Garside; Authorship: Six Case Studies; Walter Scott and the Management of Copyright
- Jane Millgate; Waverley and the Scottish Fiction Revolution
- Peter Garside; John MacLean, the Gaelic Bard
- Donald E.
- Meek and Rob Dunbar; Thomas Carlyle and the Lure of London
- Ian Campbell; Margaret Oliphant and the Profession of Writing Zsuzanna Varga; Robert Louis Stevenson and the Pursuit of Fame
- Jenni Calder; The Making of a Scottish Literary Canon
- Cairns Craig; Chapter Five The Diversity of Print; Antiquarianism
- Padmini Ray Murray; Religion
- Padmini Ray Murray; Science
- Aileen Fyfe; Reference
- Padmini Ray Murray; Maps
- Diana Webster; Education
- Padmini Ray Murray; Printing for Everyday Life
- Gen Harrison; Chapter Six Periodicals and Newspapers; The Age of the Periodical
- Bill Bell; Reviews and Monthlies
- Joanne Shattock; The Popular 'Weekly'
- Laurel Brake; The Newspaper
- Padmini Ray Murray; IV.
- BEYOND SCOTLAND; Chapter Seven Greater Britain and Ireland; Agencies and Joint Ventures
- Ross Alloway; The London Scots
- Robin Myers; Wales
- Philip Henry Jones; Ireland
- Charles Benson; Chapter Eight Bookseller to the World; Continental Europe
- Sharon Brown and Barbara Schaff; North America
- Fiona Black; India
- Graham Shaw; The Pacific
- Wallace Kirsop; Appendix A Personnel in the Print and Allied Trades; Appendix B Statistical Evidence for the 1825-26 Crisis; CONTRIBUTORS; SOURCES CITED; INDEX.