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Abstract

Print for free - unsolicited literature in comparative perspective, James Raven a free transmission of knowledge - literary gifts and reception of an 18th-century scholar, Anna Giulia Cavagna free flattery or servile tribute? Oxford and Cambridge commemorative poetry in 17th and 18th centuries, David Money the abolition blunderbuss - free publishing and British abolition propaganda, 1780-1838, Marcus Wood free for all - broadsides on streets of New Orleans, 1764-1900, Florence M. Jumonville 19th-century Bible Society and the evil of gratuitous distribution, Leslie Howsam sent to wilderness -mission literature in colonial America, James Raven between text and reader - experience of Christian missionaries in Bengal, 1800-50, Anindita Ghosh limits to propaganda - Soviet power and peasant reader in 1920s, Vadim V. Volkov air-borne culture - propaganda leaflets over occupied France in Second World War, Valerie Holman Mau Mau's war of words - battle of pamphlets, Joanna Lewis.

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