Factory Girl, Apprentice and Clerk: The Readership of Mass-Market Magazines, 1830-60
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1992
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Victorian Periodicals Review
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| Volume |
25
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Summer
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| Pagination |
64-72
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| Annotation |
Explores the readership of four popular mid-19th-century British weekly magazines: The Penny Magazine (1832-1845), The London Journal (1845-1906), Reynolds's Miscellany (1846-1865), and Cassell's Illustrated Family Paper (1853-1932). Focuses on working class and women readers.
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