Censorship and the Control of Print in England and France, 1600-1910
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| Year of Publication |
1992
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English
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| Number of Pages |
154 pp.
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| Publisher |
St. Paul's Bibliographies
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Winchester, England
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| ISBN |
9781873040164
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| Annotation |
Contents:
State control of the press in theory and practice: the role of the Stationers' Company before 1640 / Sheila Lambert
Catholic texts and anti-Catholic prejudice in the 17th-century book trade / Alison Shell
'The fiery Tryal of their Infallible Examination': self-control in the regulation of Quaker publishing in England from the 1670s to the mid 19th century / David J. Hall
The absolutism of taste: journalists as censors in 18th-century Paris / Anne Goldgar
Church censorship in the 19th century: the Index of Leo XIII / Michael J. Walsh
'Can't you find me something nasty?': circulating libraries and literary censorship in Britain from the 1890s to the 1910s / Nicholas Hiley.
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