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Autonomy and Local Governments in Australiavatars of ‘all types of wild, inordinate, improper and forbidden reading practices’ (including the practice of non-reading).. No longer negligible book fools to be ridiculed or indulged, the extreme bookmen of early nineteenth-century bibliomania—disorderly figures all—are increasingly read in terms

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Colin Copus,Mark Roberts,Rachel Wallertisements and prospectuses tended to include remarkably detailed information about typeface, paper, and other material features of the books being promoted.. So, for example, the prospectus for an eighteenth-century edition of a sixteenth-century French text on the customs of the province of Angou

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Fragmentation and Centralisation,lication of historical rather than literary antiquities. Although early nineteenth-century printing clubs published a wide range of materials, including literary materials integral to the construction of the category of medieval literature, the printing of historical documents was their hallmark—and

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Improving Access to Administration in Spain,d to the period’s intensified print consciousness. In so doing, as we have seen, they rubbed up against the literary sphere’s model of literature and, more particularly, against its understanding of books as simply reading’s vehicle. But the rarefied phenomenon of the bibliomania that sparked the em

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Reforming Local Government Finance,led a ‘History of My Private Life’. Born in 1752, Marsh began keeping a diary in 1765, when he was thirteen years old, and he continued to do so until a few weeks before his death in 1828 at the age of 76. Impelled in part by the pleasure of ‘tracing over my life again’, he generated a ‘history’ out

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Book 2015udy combines the history and geography of books, cultural theory, and literary history to make visible a bookish array of alterative networks, genres, and locations that were obscured by the literary sphere in establishing its authority as arbiter of the modern book.

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Reforming Local Government Finance,eteenth-century Britain. What makes his ‘History’ of special interest for my study is that Marsh embeds the book club in a rather different matrix than we have seen so far. As a prolific minor composer and versatile instrumental player, Marsh writes as a music-man rather than a bookman but, most of all, as an inveterate club-man.

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