The book trade in early modern England
Subtitle: practices, perceptions, connections
By: edited by John Hinks and Victoria Gardner
Edition: First edition 2014.
Series: Print networks; Print networks
Publisher: Oak Knoll Press; British Library
Published: 2013
Place of publication: New Castle, DE; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 267
ISBN-13: 9780712357111; 9781584563273
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Book industries and trade; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Part I; title: Practices and perceptions --; title: "I maruell who the diuell is his printer" : fictions of book production in Anthony Munday's and Henry Chettle's Paratexts  -- Louise Wilson; title: "Printer, that art the midwife to my muse" : Thomas Freeman and the analogy between printing and midwifery in Renaissance England  -- Harry Newman; title: "I do more confidently presume to publish it in his absence" : William Ponsonby's Print network  -- Stacy Erickson; title: "To be unto them as the foundation of a library" : the books of Robert Ashley at the Middle Temple  -- Renae Satterley; title: Sir Thomas Smith : Elizabethan author and book collector  -- Lucy Hughes; title: Women and the production of texts : the impact of the history of the book  -- Maureen Bell -- Part II; title: Connections --; title: Printing Protestant texts under Mary Tudor : the role of Antwerp  -- Charlotte Anne Panofre; title: Strange news : translations of European sensational news pamphlets and their place in early modern English news culture  -- S.K. Barker; title: Henry Neville and The isle of pines : author, translator and the political project of print  -- Dan MIlls; title: The book trade and the distribution of print in the 1650s  -- Bernard Capp; title: The eighteenth-century book trade in region and nation : Newcastle and the North-East -- Victoria Gardner.