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Book Production and Distribution
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[Phillips, S.] The literature of the rail. 1851.
Hodson, W. H. Hodson’s booksellers’, publishers’ and stationers’
directory for London and country. 1855.
Curwen, H. A history of booksellers, the old and the new. [1873.]
‘The Bookman’ directory of booksellers, publishers and authors.
1893.
Mumby, F. A. The romance of bookselling. 1910, 1930 (rev as
Publishing and bookselling), 1940, 1954 (rev).
Shaylor, J. The fascination of books. 1912.
Collins, A. S. The profession of letters 1780–1832. 1928.
Cruse, A. The Englishman and his books in the early 19th century.
1930.
Darton, F. J. H. Children’s books in England. Cambridge 1932.
Flower, D. S. Century of best sellers 1830–1930. 1934.
Cruse, A. The Victorians and their books. 1935.
Craig, A. The banned books of England. 1937.
Cruse, A. After the Victorians. 1938.
Turner, E. S. Boys will be boys. 1948. On boys’ stories.
Steinberg, S. H. Five hundred years of printing. 1955, 1961, 1974,
1996 (new edn).
Altick, R. D. The English common reader 1800–1900. Chicago 1957.
Hepburn, J. The author’s empty purse and the rise of the literary
agent. Oxford 1968.
Thomas, D. A longtime burning: the history of literary censorship
in England. 1969.
Gaskell, P. A new introduction to bibliography. Oxford 1972.
Hendrick, D. L. (ed). The book through five thousand years. 1972.
Mumby, F. A. and I. Norrie. Book publishing 1870–1970. 1974 (5th
edn).
Brown, P. London publishers and printers c. 1800–1870. 1982.
Myers, R. and M. Harris (ed). Author/publisher relations during the
eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Oxford 1983.
Cross, N. The common writer: life in nineteenth century Grub
Street. Cambridge 1985.
Febvre, L. and H. J. Martin. The coming of the book: the impact of
printing 1450–1800. Tr D. Gerard. 1990.
Barker, N. (ed). A potencie of life: books in society. The Clark lectures
1986–1987. 1993.
Dreyfus, J. Into print: selected writings on printing history, typography
and book production. 1994.
Journal of the printing historical society 1965– .
Publishing History 1977– .
(2) copyright
Solberg, T. Bibliography of literary property. In R. R. Bowker,
Copyright: its law and its literature, New York 1886.
List of works on copyright in the Patent Office Library. 1900.
Montefiori, J. The law of copyright. 1802.
Montagu, B. Enquiries and observations respecting the
[Cambridge] University Library [in relation to the Copyright Act].
1805.
Report of the Select Committee [of the House of Commons] on copyright
of printed books, and the delivery of them to the public
libraries. 1812–13. (292). iv. 999.
_ Minutes of evidence on the effect of the law on literary property.
1812–13. (341). iv. 1003; rptd 1818, (177). ix. 389.
[Duppa, R.] An address to the Parliament of Great Britain on the
claims of authors to their own copyright. 1813, 1813; rptd in
Pamphleteer 2 1813.
[Turner, S.] Reasons for a modification of the Act of Anne respecting
the delivery of books and copyright. 1813.
[Duppa, R.] Enquiries respecting the proposed alteration to the law
of copyright. 1813.
Murray, W., Earl of Mansfield. Argument in favour of the author’s
perpetual copyright. 1813.
Britton, J. The rights of literature: or an enquiry into the policy and
justice of the claims of certain public libraries on all the publishers
and authors for eleven copies of every new publication. 1814.
Brydges, S. E. Reasons for a further amendment of the Act of 54 Geo.
III c. 156, being an Act to amend the Copyright Act of Queen
Anne. 1817.
Brydges, S. E. Answer to the further statement, ordered by the
Syndics of the University of Cambridge to be printed and circulated
[on the Copyright Act]. 1818.
Brydges, S. E. A summary statement of the great grievance imposed
on authors and publishers by the late Copyright Act. 1818.
Brydges, S. E. A vindication of the pending Bill for the amendment
of the Copyright Act. 1818.
Christian, E. A vindication of the right of the universities [under the
Copyright Act]. 1818.
Lackington, G. [and others]. Copyright Bill. Humble petition. [1818.]
Turner, S. To the chairman of the committee upon the copyright
laws. [1818.]
Webb, W. Observations on the Copyright Bill. 1818.
Whitaker, T. D. Petitions from authors on the Copyright Act. 1818.
Observations on the Copyright Bill. 1818.
Report of the Select Committee [of the House of Commons] respecting
the amendment of 54 George III. 1818. (402). ix. 249. Minutes
of Evidence, 1818, (280). ix. 257.
Fearnan, W. A letter in reply to the ridiculous threats of Mr John
Ballantyne. 1819.
Gentz, F. von. Reflections on the liberty of the press in Great Britain.
Tr from Ger 1819, 1820 (in The pamphleteer).
A. M. Brief observations on the Copyright Bill. The pamphleteer 18
1821.
Authorship and publication: a concise guide including the law of
copyright. 1822.
Godson, R. A practical treatise on the law of patents for inventions
and of copyright. 1823, 1840, 1844. Suppls 1832, 1844, 1851.
Sackett, G. A. A plea for authors. New York 1823.
Espinasse, I. A treatise on the law of actions and copyright. 1824.
Maugham, R. A treatise on the laws of literary property. 1828.
Report from the Select Committee [of the House of Commons]
appointed to inquire into the laws affecting dramatic literature.
1831–2. (679). vii. 2.
Bossange, H. Opinion nouvelle sur la propriété littéraire. Paris 1836.
Buckingham, J. S. Speech of J. S. Buckingham [on copyright] in the
House of Commons. 1836.
Didot, A. F. Note sur la propriété littéraire et sur la répression des
contrefaçons faites à l’étranger, particulièrement en Belgique.
[Paris c. 1836.]
Blanc, E. Traité de contrefaçon et de sa poursuite en justice. Paris
1837, 1838, 1855.
Hood, T. Copyright and copywrong. Athenaeum 15–29 Apr 1837,
11–18 June 1842; rptd in Works, vols 4, 6, 1862.
Talfourd, T. N. Speech delivered in the House of Commons on
moving to bring in a Bill to consolidate the law relating to copyright.
1837.
Tegg, T. Remarks on the speech of Sergeant Talfourd. 1837.
Blunt, H. A letter to Mr Sergeant Talfourd relating to literary copyright.
1838.
Chambers, W. and R. Brief objections to Mr Talfourd’s new copyright
bill. Edinburgh 1838.
[Day, W?] A proposed new law of copyright. [1838.]
Dickens, C. Proclamation [against piracy and plagiarism of Nicholas
Nickleby]. [1838.]
M’Dowall, W. Serjeant Talfourd’s Copyright Bill. 1838.
Mudie, R. The copyright question and Mr Sergeant Talfourd’s Bill.
1838.
Nicklin, P. H. Remarks on literary property. Philadelphia 1838.
Talfourd, T. N. A speech on moving the law of copyright. 1838.