Studies in the Booktrade of the European Enlightenment

Studies in the Booktrade of the European EnlightenmentA collection of studies by Giles Barber from leading British and European bibliographical journals over 30 years, a fusion of Anglo Saxon and French analytical bibliography, leading to the "history of the book" approach. It covers book production, bookselling and the dynamics of the trade, shaped by shifts in language dominance and reading habits.

parliament and education

Sonja Sternberg was born in Berlin

'The Idiot'

It analyses these changes in terms of 'tipping points'

The edition includes an extensive scholarly introduction to the attitudes toward money-lending in early modern England

providing samples and explanations that are valuable as a reference

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and South Africa to demonstrate the diverse ways people continued to interact with imperial authority in the decades before and after their colonies gained self-government

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so-called ‘Satanist’ murders

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