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Literacy and the Social Order. Reading and Writing in Tudor and Stuart England.

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The English and the British today
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The Path to Sustained Growth
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The Latin trade
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University printing at Oxford and Cambridge
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Monastic collections and their dispersal
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Appendix 1 Statistical tables
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Appendix 2 Survey of printing presses 1668
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Towards a bibliometric analysis of the surviving record, 1701–1800
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The book as a commodity
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Women and print: readers, writers and the market
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The industrialization of the paper trade
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Bookbinding in the eighteenth century
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Personnel within the London book trades: evidence from the Stationers’ Company
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The English provincial book trade: evidence from theBritish book trade index
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The English book on the Continent
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The British book in North America
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The British book in India
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The publishing and distribution of religious books by voluntary associations: from the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge to the British and Foreign Bible Society
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British literature, 1774–1830
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Scholarly editing: patristics, classical literature and Shakespeare
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The reprint trade
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Collecting and the antiquarian book trade
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The Stationers’ Company and the almanack trade
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Children’s books and school-books
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Maps, charts and atlases in Britain, 1690–1830
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Enlarging the prospects of happiness: travel reading and travel writing
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Scientific and medical books, 1780–1830
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The Prophetic Body: Lady Eleanor Davies and the meanings of madness
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Criminal cant: Linguistic innovation and cultural dissidence in early modern England
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Spies, debt and the well-spent penny: accounting and the Lisle agricultural estates 1533–1540
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The Medicinal Value of Wine in Early Modern England
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Literacy and Revolt: Some Empirical Notes on 1789 in France
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Writing History from Below: Chronicling and Record-Keeping in Early Modern England
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Blurring the Lines: 'Elizabeth Rogers hir Virginall Book' in Context
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Geography is not destiny: geography, institutions and literacy in England, 1837–63
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Language standardization and the Industrial Revolution
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Dedication
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Using English
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English Renaissance Manuscript Culture
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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List of Illustrations
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List of Figures
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List of Tables
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Abbreviations and Frequently Cited Works
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Manuscripts Cited
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Introduction
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The Transition to a Hybrid Scribal Culture
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Amateur Handwriting and Document Formats
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