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(5) individual publishers
Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834)
P[apworth], W[yatt]. N & Q 7–14 Aug 1869.
Ford, J. Ackermann’s History of Westminster Abbey. BC 30 1981.
George Allen (1832–1907)
Maidment, B. E. John Ruskin, George Allen and American pirated
books. Publishing History 9 1981.
Allen & Unwin Ltd
George Allen & Unwin Ltd. 1933.
Mumby, F. A. and F. H. S. Stallybrass. From Swan Sonnenschein to
George Allen and Unwin Ltd. 1955.
Edward Arnold (1857–1942)
Bennett, B. and A. Hamilton. Edward Arnold: a hundred years of
publishing. 1990.
Samuel Bagster (1772–1851)
The centenary of the Bagster publishing house. 1894.
B. T. Batsford
Bolitho, H. A Batsford century: the record of a hundred years of
publishing and bookselling 1843–1943. [1943.]
George Bell (1814–90)
Bell, E. George Bell, publisher. 1924 (priv ptd).
Weedon, A. A quantitative survey: George Bell & Sons. Publishing
History 23 1993.
John Bell (1745–1831)
Morison, S. John Bell 1745–1831. 1930.
Richard Bentley (1794–1871)
Richard Bentley & Son: reprinted from Le Livre Oct 1885 with some
additional notes. 1886 (priv ptd).
Sadleir, M. Standard novels. Colophon [New York] Apr 1932.
Gettman, R. A. A Victorian publisher: a study of the Bentley papers.
Cambridge 1960.
Turner, M. L. Index and guide to the lists of Richard Bentley & Son
1829–1898. Bishops Stortford 1975.
James, E. Sale of the Standard novels. Library 5th ser 33 1978.
Bentley’s advertising procedures. Publishing History 1 1982.
Adam Black (1784–1874)
Nicholson, A. Memoirs of A. Black. Edinburgh 1885, 1885.
Adam and Charles Black 1807–1957: some chapters in the history of
a publishing house. 1957.
John Blackie (1782–1874)
Blackie, W. G. The origin and progress of the firm of Blackie and
Son 1809–1874. 1897.
A Scottish student in Leipzig, being the letters of W. G. Blackie, his
father and his brothers in the years 1839–1840. Ed W. W. Blackie.
1932.
Blackie, A. Blackie and Son 1809–1959: a short history of the firm.
1959.
100 years of publishing [exhibition catalogue]. 1959.
Dempster, J. A. H. Author–publisher agreements: some light on
Blackie and Son’s nineteenth century practice. Bibliotheck 12
1984–5.
William Blackwood (1776–1834); John Blackwood (1818–79)
Blackwood, J. A. A selection from the obituary notices. Ed W.
Blackwood, Edinburgh 1880 (priv ptd).
Oliphant, M. O. Annals of a publishing house: W. Blackwood and
his sons. 2 vols 1897. Vol 3, J. Blackwood by his daughter Mrs G.
Porter, 1898.
B., I. C. The early house of Blackwood. Edinburgh 1900 (priv ptd).
Tredrey, F. D. The house of Blackwood 1804–1954. Edinburgh 1954.
Conrad, J. Letters to William Blackwood. Ed W. Blackburn. Durham
NC 1958.
Haight, G. S. New George Eliot letters to William Blackwood. TLS 3
Oct 1972.
Sutherland, J. A. John Blackwood and the serialisation of
Middlemarch. Bibliotheck 7 1975.
Book Distribution
Anderson, R. F. Negotiating for The mill on the Floss. Bibliotheck 7
1975.
Anderson, R. F. Things wisely ordered: John Blackwood, George
Eliot and Romola. Publishing History 11 1982.
Robinson, C. E. Percy Bysshe Shelley, Charles Ollier and William
Blackwood. In Shelley revalued, ed K. Everest, Leicester 1983.
Haythornthwaite, J. A. The wages of success: Miss Marjoribanks
and the house of Blackwood. Publishing History 15 1984.
Hall, N. J. Seeing Trollope’s An autobiography through the press.
Princeton Univ Lib Chron 47 1985–6.
Haythornthwaite, J. A. Friendly encounters: the house of
Blackwood and Margaret Oliphant. Publishing History 28 1990.
Finkelstein, D. Thomas de Quincey and Robert Blackwood. N & Q
237 1992.
Martin, C. A. Two unpublished letters from John Blackwood.
Publishing History 37 1995.
The Bodley Head
See also Elkin Mathews (1851–1921) and John Lane (1854–1925).
Ryder, S. C. The Bodley Head, 1857–1957. 1970.
Nelson, J. G. The early nineties: a view from The Bodley Head.
Cambridge MA 1971.
Nelson, J. G. The Bodley Head and the Daniel Press. PBSA 77 1983.
Lambert, J. W. and M. Ratcliffe. The Bodley Head 1887–1987. 1987.
Stetz, M. B. and M. S. Lasner. England in the 1980s: literary publishing
at The Bodley Head. Washington DC 1990.
British and Foreign Bible Society
Howsam, L. Cheap Bibles. Cambridge 1991.
Henry Butterworth (1786–1860)
Jones, H. K. Butterworths: history of a publishing house. 1980.
Burns and Oates
‘Wilberforce, Wilfrid’ (Wilfrid Meynell). The house of Burns and
Oates. [1908.]
Early chapters in the history of Burns & Oates. 1949 (priv ptd).
Cadell and Davies
The publishing firm of Cadell and Davies: select correspondence
and accounts 1793–1836. Ed T. Besterman 1938.
Cambridge University Press
See also under Printers and Printing firms.
Roberts, S. C. A history of the Cambridge University Press
1521–1921. Cambridge 1921.
Roberts, S. C. The evolution of Cambridge publishing. Cambridge
1956.
Roberts, S. C. Adventures with authors. Cambridge 1966.
Black, M. H. The Cambridge University Press in the second half of
the nineteenth century. Publishing History 14 1983.
Black, M. H. Cambridge University Press 1584–1984. Cambridge
1984.
Richard Carlile (1790–1843)
Holyoake, G. J. The life and character of Carlile. 1848.
Campbell, T. C. The battle of the press as told in the story of the life
of Carlile. 1899.
John Cassell (1817–65)
Kirton, J. W. John Cassell. 1891.
Pike, G. H. John Cassell. 1894.
Flower, N. Just as it happened. 1950.
Nowell-Smith, S. The house of Cassell 1848–1958. 1958.
James Catnach (1792–1841)
Hindley, C. The life and times of Catnach, balladmonger. 1878,
1970.
St Bride foundation: catalogue of an exhibition of street literature.
1954.
Muir, P. Catnachery. San Francisco CA 1955.
William Chambers (1800–83); Robert Chambers (1802–71)
Chambers, W. Memoir of Robert Chambers with autobiographic
reminiscences of William Chambers. Edinburgh 1872, 1884 (12th
edn), 1893 (rev).
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