@book{7419,
  author = {Peter W.M. Blayney},
  title = {The Stationers' Company and the Printers of London, 1501-1557},
  year = {2014},
  publisher = {Cambridge University Press},
  address = {Cambridge, England},
  isbn = {9781107035010},
  note = {<p>2 Volumes.&nbsp;</p><p>Contents:&nbsp;</p><p>volume 1.&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Chapters 1-8 (1501-1546). </li><li>1357-1500: historical and lexical introduction </li><li>1501-1509: In the beginning </li><li>1510-1520: Royal privilege and clerical scrutiny </li><li>1521-1528: The church clamps down </li><li>1529-1534: The old order changeth </li><li>1535-1541: A septennium of Bibles </li><li>1535-1541: The Company grows </li><li>1542-1546: The end of Henry's reign</li></ul><p>volume 2.&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Chapters 9-12 (1547-1557). </li><li>1547-1553: The reign of Edward VI </li><li>1553-1557: From catastrophe to charter </li><li>1554-1557: The road to incorporation </li><li>1501-1557 Conclusion&nbsp;</li></ul><p>Appendixes: The founding of the Company, 12 July 1403&nbsp;</p><p>Edition-sheets versus "masterformes"&nbsp;</p><p>Importation statistics&nbsp;</p><p>Privileges, patents, and placards&nbsp;</p><p>A surfeit of Bourmans&nbsp;</p><p>John Day of Barholm&nbsp;</p><p>The sites of six printing houses&nbsp;</p><p>Maps&nbsp;</p><p>Stationers' Hall and its neighbors&nbsp;</p><p>The charter of 1557&nbsp;</p><p>Books represented in Graphs 2-3</p>},
  language = {English},
}