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The business of belief: the emergence of ‘religious’ publishing
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  • 1958The English Common Reader: A Social History of the Mass Reading Public, 1800-1900855 cited
  • 1960The Complete Prose Works of Matthew Arnold325 cited
  • 1966The Victorian church165 cited
  • 1955The British working class reader, 1790-184899 cited
  • 1907Father and Son82 cited
  • 1936The Victorians and their Books50 cited
  • 1935The Victorians and their books30 cited

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  • 2009Mass markets: religion19 cited
  • 2009The illustration revolution17 cited

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