Titlebook: Consuming Texts; Readers and Reading Stephen Colclough Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 ficti

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Towards a Mass Audience, or, John Clare and the Problem of the Unknown Public,. From Robert Altick’s . (1957), through David Vincent’s . (1982), to Jonathan Rose’s . (2001), John Clare’s autobiographical writings have played an important role in recovering the history of working-class reading. This chapter looks at the various ways in which Clare and a number of contemporary

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Unternehmenskauf in der Steuerpraxisholars have done a great deal to recover the history of reading.. Most studies of reading in Britain completed during the mid-twentieth century focused on improvements in the production and distribution of texts. For example, R. D. Altick’s . (1957) traces that emergence of the ‘mass reading public’

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