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Newspapers and Magazines
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Collet, C. D. History of the taxes on knowledge: their origin and
repeal, with an introduction by G. J. Holyoake. 2 vols 1899, 1 vol
1933 (abridged).
Duckworth, L. A complete summary of the law relating to the
English newspaper press. 1899.
Halewyck, M. Le régime régal de la presse en Angleterre. Louvain
1899.
Stead, W. T. A journalist on journalism. [1899.]
Walpole, G. Some old Parliamentary reporters. 1899.
‘Delta’. A generation of Scottish literature and journalism.
Bookman (London) May–June, Aug–Sep 1900.
Shadwell, A.‘Proprietors and Editors’. Nat Rev, Mar–Aug 1900.
Tinsley, W. Random recollections of an old publisher. 2 vols 1900.
The progress of British newspapers in the 19th century. [1901.]
Supplement to Sell’s World’s press guide, 1901.
Bennett, E. A. A note on the revolution in journalism. Academy 10
Mar 1900; rptd in his Fame and fiction, 1901.
Millar, J. H. A literary history of Scotland. 1903.
Leach, H. Fleet Street from within. Bristol 1905.
Lorensz, T. Die englische Presse. Halle 1907.
Adams, E. D. Great Britain and the American Civil War. 2 vols
1908.
Couper, W. J. The Edinburgh periodical press. 2 vols Stirling 1908.
Francis, J. C. Notes by the way. 1909.
Borsa, M. Il giornalismo inglese. Milan 1910.
Escott, T. H. S. Masters of English journalism. 1911.
Bell, W. G. Fleet Street in seven centuries. 1912.
Chancellor, E. B. The annuals of Fleet Street. 1912.
Dibblee, G. B. The newspaper. 1912.
Scott-James, R. A. The influence of the press. 1913.
Bullard, F. L. Famous war correspondents. Boston 1914.
Symon, J. D. The press and its story: an account of the birth and
development of journalism up to the present day, with the
history of all the leading newspapers. 1914.
Mineau, G. Famous war correspondents. Madison WI 1915. With
bibliography.
Philips, J. S. P. The growth of journalism. In CHEL vol 14 1916.
Simonis, H. The street of ink. 1917.
Birrell, A. Life, literature and literary journalism during the first
half of the last century. London Mercury May 1920.
Martin, B. K. The triumph of Lord Palmerston. [1924.]
Herd, H. The making of modern journalism. [1927.]
Robbins, A. The press. [1928.]
Wickwar, W. H. The struggle for the freedom of the press 1819–32.
1928.
Cruse, A. The Englishman and his books in the early nineteenth
century. 1930. Contains a chapter on periodicals and their
readers.
Graham, W. English literary periodicals. 1930, rptd 1966.
Hammond, J. L. and B. The age of the Chartists. [1930.]
Jordan, D. and E. J. Pratt. Europe and the American Civil War. 1931.
Morrison, S. The English newspaper 1622–1932. Cambridge 1932.
Cavour e l’Inghilterra: Carteggio di V. E. d’Azeglio. 3 pts Bologna
1933.
Stutterheim, K. von. Die englische Presse. Berlin 1933; tr 1934.
Kellett, E. E. In Early Victorian England 1830–1965, ed G. M. Young
1934. Ch on the press.
Pollard, G. Serial fiction. In New paths in book collecting, ed J.
Carter 1934; 1938 (separately).
Weil, G. Le journal. Paris 1934.
Maccoby, S. English radicalism 1832–52. [1935.]
Grünbeck, M. Die Presse Grossbritanniens: ihr geistiger und
wirtschaftlicher Aufbau. 2 vols Leipzig 1936. Vol 1: Geschichte
und allgemeine Gegenwartsstrucktur der britischen Presse.
Mansfield, F. J. Royal interest in the press. Newspaper World 8 May
1937.
Postgate, R. and A. Vallance. Those foreigners: the English people’s
opinions on foreign affairs as reflected in their newspapers since
Waterloo (1815–1937). 1937.
Sper, F. The periodical press of London, theatrical and literary
1800–30. Boston 1937.
Lefanu, W. R. British periodicals of medicine. Baltimore MD 1938,
rev by J. Loudon Oxford 1984.
Maccoby, S. English radicalism 1853–86. 1938.
Maitland, F. H. One hundred years of headlines 1837–1937. 1938.
Steed, H. W. The press. [1938.]
Glicksberg, C. I. Henry Adams and the English and American press
in 1861. Journalism Quart 16 1939.
Steed, W. British newspaper history. Listener 9 Feb 1939.
Bentley, E. G. Those days. 1940.
Innis, H. A. The newspaper in economic development. Jnl of
Economic History 2 (suppl) 1942.
Jaryc, M. Studies of 1935–42 on the history of the periodical press.
Jnl of Modern History 15 1943.
Gohdes, C. The periodicals. [In his] American literature in nineteenth-century
England, New York 1944. See also appendix,
Representative articles on American literature appearing in
British periodicals 1833–1901.
Hudson, D. British journalists and newspapers. 1945.
Innis, H. A. The English press in the nineteenth century: an economic
approach. UTQ 15 1945.
Aspinall, A. Politics and the press 1780–1850. 1949.
Altick, R. D. Nineteenth-century English periodicals. Newberry Lib
Bull 2nd ser 9 1952.
Dodds, J. W. The age of paradox: a biography of England 1841–51.
New York 1952. Ch 3.
Herd, H. The march of journalism: the story of the British press
from 1622 to the present day. 1952.
Shannon, E. F. jr. Tennyson and the reviewers 1827–51. Cambridge
MA 1952.
Maccoby, S. English radicalism 1886–1914. 1953.
Symonds, R. V. The rise of English journalism. Exeter 1953.
Herd, H. Seven editors. 1955.
Webb, R. K. The British working class reader 1790–1848. 1955.
Andrews, J. S. The reception of Gotthelf in British and American
nineteenth-century periodicals. MLR 51 1956.
Aspinall, A. The reporting and publishing of House of Commons
debates 1771–1834. In Essays presented to Sir Lewis Namier, ed R.
Pares and A. J. P. Taylor. 1956.
Altick, R. D. The English common reader: a social history of the
mass reading public 1800–1900. Chicago 1957.
Arundell, D. The critic at the opera. 1957.
Dalziel, M. Popular fiction 100 years ago. 1957.
Ellegård, A. The readership of the periodical press in mid-Victorian
Britain. Gothenburg 1957.
Perkin, H. J. The origins of the popular press. History Today 7 1957.
Webb, R. K. The Victorian reading public. Universities Quart 12 1957.
Cox, R. G. From Dickens to Hardy. 1958. Vol 6 of The Pelican guide to
English literature. Contains a chapter on reviews and magazines.
Ellegård, A. Darwin and the general reader: the reception of
Darwin’s theory of evolution in the British periodical press
1859–72. Gothenburg Stud in Eng 1958.
Herd, H. A press gallery. 1958.
Appleman, P. W. A. Madden and M. Wolff. 1859: entering an age of
crisis. Bloomington 1959. Includes R. D. Altick, The literature of
an imminent democracy; and M. Wolff, Victorian reviewers and
cultural responsibility.
Eye-witness: an anthology of British reporting. Ed J. Fisher 1960.
Andrews, J. S. The reception of Fritz Reuter in Victorian England.
MLR 56 1961.
Read, D. Press and people 1790–1850: opinion in three English
cities. 1961.