Publishers in Victorian England.
The enormous growth in publishing in Victorian England is surveyed from its origins in the eighteenth century to the demise, or survival, of principal publishing houses in the twentieth century. The major publishers - Longman, Murray, Smith Elder, Chapman and Hall, Colburn, Bentley, Heinemann, Methu...
| Publicado en: | Library Review Vol. 47; no. 8; pp. 395 - 401 |
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Emerald Publishing Limited
1998
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