TY - SER
AU - Robert A. Gross
AU - Mary Kelley
CY - Chapel Hill, NC
LA - English
N1 -
The chapter on libraries focuses on social libraries.
Contents:
- The revolution's legacy for the history of the book / Richard D. Brown
- The rise of book publishing / James N. Green
- Case study: Harper & Brothers / Scott E. Casper
- Case study: urban printing / Karen Nipps
- Printing is something every village has in it: rural printing and publishing / Jack Larkin
- Of the paper cap and inky apron: journeymen printers / William S. Pretzer
- Print and politics / John L. Brooke
- Have pen, will travel: the times and life of John Norvell, political journalist / Jeffery L. Pasley
- Copyright / Meredith L. McGill
- Expanding the realm of communications / Richard R. John
- Benevolent books: printing, religion, and reform / David Paul Nord
- The learned world / David S. Shields
- Libraries / Kenneth E. Carpenter
- Schools / Gerald F. Moran and Maris A. Vinovskis
- Schoolbooks / Charles Monaghan and E. Jennifer Monaghan
- Colleges and print culture / Dean Grodzins and Leon Jackson
- Female academies and seminaries and print culture / Mary Kelley
- Men writing in the early republic / David Leverenz
- Women writing in the early republic / Joanne Dobson and Sandra A. Zagarell
- Newspapers and periodicals / Andie Tucher
- Harriet Newell's story : women, the evangelical press, and the foreign mission movement / Mary Kupiec Cayton
- Making friends at the Southern literary messenger / Leon Jackson
- Transformations in pictorial printing / Georgia B. Barnhill
- Novels / Elizabeth Barnes
- Travel books / Dona Brown
- Biography / Scott E. Casper
- Readers and writers of German / A. Gregg Roeber
- Give me a sign: African Americans, print and practice / Grey Gundaker
- Literacy and colonization : the case of the Cherokees / Barry O'Connell
- Reading for an extensive republic / Robert A. Gross
PB - University of North Carolina Press
PP - Chapel Hill, NC
PY - 2010
SN - 9780807833391
EP - 697 pp.
TI - An Extensive Republic: Print, Culture, and Society in the New Nation, 1790-1840
ER -