The Most Disreputable Trade: Publishing the Classics of English Poetry 1765-1810

Thomas F. Bonnell

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Introduction: A New Sensibility for Classics 1. Our Native Classics, Complete and Uniform 2. The Elzevirs of Glasgow: Robert and Andrew Foulis 3. William Creech and John Boyle: The Classics Move across Scotland 4. John Bell's Little Trifling Edition Revisited 5. Johnson's Prefaces and Bell's Connected System of Biography 6. The Best Judges of Vendible Poetry: William Strahan, Joseph Wenman, et al. 7. Robert Anderson's Comprehensive View of English Poetry 8. Charles Cooke's Pocket Library 9. . John Sharpe and Alexander Chalmers: A Body of Standard English Poetry? 10. Splinter Canons, Fugitives, and Empire Epilogue: A Library to Every House Appendices Bibliography Index of Poets Index of Booksellers, Printers, Publishers

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