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REVIEWS OF TRAVEL IN THEMONTHLY REVIEW, 1749–1758: AN INTRODUCTORY SURVEY
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  • 1958The English Common Reader: A Social History of the Mass Reading Public, 1800-1900855 cited
  • 1994A new species of criticism: eighteenth-century discourse on the novel83 cited
  • 1993Serials and their readers, 1620-191465 cited

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  • 2009Children’s books and school-books43 cited
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  • 2009Copyright, authors and censorship28 cited
  • 2009Newspapers and the sale of books in the provinces19 cited
  • 2009‘Radical publishing’17 cited
  • 2009The Stationers’ Company and the almanack trade17 cited
  • 2009Introduction17 cited
  • 2009The industrialization of the paper trade16 cited
  • 2009Religious publishing16 cited
  • 2009The morphology of the page15 cited
  • 2009Printed ephemera14 cited
  • 2009Women and print: readers, writers and the market13 cited

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