The crisis of literature in the 1790s print culture and the public sphere

Paul Keen

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Acknowledgements Introduction: problems now and then Part I. Enlightenment: 1. The republic of letters 2. Men of letters Part II. Marginalia: Preamble: Swinish multitudes 3. The poorer sort 4. Masculine women 5. Oriental literature Conclusion: romantic revisions Notes Bibliography Index.

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