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H. K. Lewis & Co
Lewis’s 1844–1944. 1945.
E. & S. Livingstone Ltd
Eighty years of publishing 1864–1944. Edinburgh 1944.
Footprints on the sands of time 1863–1963: the story of Livingstone,
medical, scientific, nursing and dental publishers. [1963.]
Edward Lloyd (1815–90)
Hoggart, P. R. Edward Lloyd. Dickensian 80 1984.
John Linnell
Bindman, D. (ed). Colour versions of William Blake’s Book of Job.
1987.
Longmans, Green & Co
This is the name under which the firm traded for the greater part of the 19th
century. For the many variations, see the list in Wallis (1974), below.
Rees, T. Reminiscences of literary London from 1779 to 1853, with
additions by John Britton. New York 1896.
Cox, H. and J. E. Chandler. The house of Longman 1724–1924. 1925
(priv ptd).
‘Indiaman’. Three addresses: an essay in publishing ecology
1939–1947. 1947.
Blagden, C. Fire more than water: notes for the story of a ship. 1949.
Owen, J. W. B. Letters of Longman & Co to Wordsworth 1814–1836.
Library 5th ser 9 1954.
Briggs, A. (ed). Essays in the history of publishing: the house of
Longman 1724–1974. 1974.
Wallis, P. At the sign of the ship. 1974 (priv ptd).
Braun, T. Thomas Longman and Lothair. Publishing History 6 1979.
James Lumsden & Son
Roscoe, S. J. Lumsden & Son of Glasgow. Private Library 3 1970.
Roscoe, S. J. and R. A. Brimmell. James Lumsden & Son of Glasgow.
Pinner 1981.
Daniel Macmillan (1813–57); Alexander Macmillan (1818–96); Sir
Frederic Macmillan (1851–1936)
Hughes, T. Memoir of Daniel Macmillan. 1882, 1883.
A bibliographical catalogue of Macmillan & Co’s publications
1843–1889. 1891.
Macmillan G. A. Letters of Alexander Macmillan. 1908 (priv ptd).
Graves, C. L. Life and letters of Alexander Macmillan. 1910.
Morgan, C. The house of Macmillan 1843–1943. [1943.]
Nowell-Smith, S. Letters to Macmillan. 1967.
Fredeman, W. E. The bibliographical significance of a publisher’s
archives: the Macmillan papers. SB 23 1970.
Cohen, M. H. Lewis Carroll and the house of Macmillan. Browning
Inst Stud 7 1979.
Cohen, M. H. and A. Gandolfo. Lewis Carroll and the house of
Macmillan. Cambridge 1987.
Sutherland, J. Macmillans and Robert Elsemere. N & Q 232 1987.
John Macrone
Sutherland, J. John Macrone: Victorian publisher. Dickens Stud
Annual 13 1984.
Edward Marston (1825–1914)
Marston, E. After work. 1904.
Elkin Mathews (1851–1921)
See also Bodley Head, The
Nelson, J. G. Elkin Mathews’ Shilling garland series. PBSA 78 1984.
Nelson, J. G. Elkin Mathews, W. B. Yeats and the Celtic movement.
Jnl of Modern Lit 14 1987.
Nelson, J. G. Elkin Mathews: publisher to Yeats, Joyce and Pound.
Madison WI 1989.
Muir, B. Elkin Mathews celebrates its centenary. BC 37 1988.
Sir Algernon Methuen (1856–1924)
Methuen: a memoir. 1925.
Duffy, M. A thousand capricious chances: a history of the Methuen
lists 1889–1989. 1989.
Minerva Press
Blakey, D. The Minerva Press 1790–1820. 1939.
Book Distribution
R. C. Morgan
Morgan, G. E. A veteran in revival: R. C. Morgan his life and times.
1909, 1931.
Edward Moxon (1801–58)
Thomas, D. The prosecution of Moxon’s Shelley. Library 5th ser 33
1978.
Hagen, J. S. Tennyson’s troubled years with Moxon. Browning Inst
Stud 7 1979.
John Murray (I, 1745–93; II, 1778–43; III, 1808–92; IV, 1851–1928)
Smiles, S. A publisher and his friends [JM I & II]. 2 vols 1891, 1891,
1911 (abridged).
Murray, J. [III]. The origin and history of Murray’s Handbooks for
travellers. Murray’s Mag Nov 1889.
Murray, J. [IV]. John Murray [III] 1808–1892. 1919.
‘Paston, George’ (E. M. Symonds) At John Murray’s: record of a literary
circle 1843–1892. 1932.
Bennett, S. John Murray’s Family library. SB 29 1976.
Lutyens, M. The impresario of Albemarle Street. TLS 24 Nov 1978.
Gilson, D. Jane Austen and John Murray. BC 34 1985.
Zachs, W.‘An illiterate fellow of a bookseller’: John Murray [I] and
his authors. In A genius for letters, ed R. Myers and M. Harris,
Winchester, New Castle DE 1995.
Thomas Nelson (1780–1861); William Nelson (1816–87); Thomas
Nelson (1822–92)
Wilson, Sir Daniel. Nelson: a memoir. Edinburgh 1889 (priv ptd).
Dempster, J. A. H. Thomas Nelson and sons in the late nineteenth
century. Publishing History 13, 14 1983.
Sir George Newnes (1851–1910)
Friedrichs, H. The life of Sir George Newnes. 1911.
James Nisbet (1785–1854)
Wallace, J. A. Lessons from the life of the late James Nisbet, 1867.
Novello, Ewer & Co
A short history of cheap music. 1887.
Charles Ollier (1788–1859)
Robinson, C. E. Percy Bysshe Shelley, Charles Ollier and William
Blackwood. In Shelley revalued, ed K. Everest, Leicester 1983.
John Cunningham Orr (1827–80)
Bolton, H. C. John Cunningham Orr: a nineteenth-century book
publisher in Cupar Fife. Bibliotheck 12 1884–5.
Oxford University Press
See also Printers and Printing firms.
Hart, H. Charles Earl Stanhope and the Oxford University Press.
Oxford 1896, 1966 (ed J. Mosley).
Madan, F. A brief account of the University Press at Oxford. Oxford
1908.
Some account of the Oxford University Press 1468–1921. Oxford 1922.
Eyre, F. Oxford University Press and children’s books. School Lib
Jnl 25 1978.
McKitterick, D. J. The Oxford press 1478–1978. BC 27 1978.
Sutcliffe, P. The Oxford University Press: an informal history.
Oxford 1978.
Charles Kegan Paul (1828–1902)
Kegan Paul, C. Memories. 1899, 1971.
Dunlap, J. R. Two Victorian voices: Charles Kegan Paul. Printing
History 2 1980.
Roth, L. A British publisher on galley proofs. Library 6th ser 6 1984.
Howsam, L. Forgotten Victorians: contracts with the authors of
Henry S. King and Kegan Paul, Trench. Publishing History 34
1993.
George Philip
Philip, G. The story of the last hundred years: a geographical
record. 1934.
Sir Richard Phillips (1767–1840)
[Phillips, R. ?] Memoirs of the public and private life of Sir Richard
Phillips. 1808.
GM Aug 1840 [Obituary].
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