Authorship, commerce and the public: scenes of writing, 1750-1850

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List of Tables List of Plates Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Introduction: P.Garside, E.J.Clery & C.Franklin PART I: AUTHORSHIP Anne Grant and the Professionalization of Privacy P.Perkins Women Poets and Anonymity in the Romantic Era P.R.Feldman Walter Scott: Anonymity and the Unmasking of the Harlequin C.Lamont James Hogg and his Publishers: The Queen's Wake and Queen Hynde D.S.Mack Author and Community: John Clare and John Taylor P.Chirico PART II: COMMERCE Eliza Haywood and the Discourse of Taste R.W.Jones Camilla in the Market Place: Moral Marketing and Feminist Editing in 1796 and 1802 S.Salih Economics, Expertise, Enterprise and the Literary Scene: The Commercial Management Ethos in British Circulating Libraries C.Skelton-Foord Popular Romanticism?: Publishing, Readership and the Making of Literary History B.Colbert PART III: THE PUBIC Cultures of Print: Mass Markets and Theories of the Liberal Public Sphere J.Stoddart 'The Hastings Circle': Writers and Writing in Calcutta in the Last Quarter of the Eighteenth Century M.J.Franklin A 'Memorable Grave': The Abject Subtext of Charles Lloyd's Edmund Oliver P.Keen State Patronage and the Romantic Writer: Henry Taylor's Modest Proposal W.Christie Index

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