The history of Oxford University Press spans five centuries of printing and publishing. This first volume traces the beginnings of the University Press, its relationship with the University, and developments in printing and the book trade, as well as the growing influence of the Press on the city of Oxford.
The history of Oxford University Press spans five centuries of printing and publishing. This first volume traces the beginnings of the University Press, its relationship with the University, and developments in printing and the book trade, as well as the growing influence of the Press on the city of Oxford.
Ian Gadd is Professor of English Literature at Bath Spa University. He is a General Editor of the Cambridge Works of Jonathan Swift.
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* Table of Contents * Introduction to Volume I * Part I: Establishing the Press * 1: Kristian Jensen: Printing at Oxford in its European Context 1478-1584 * 2: Jason Peacey: 'Printers to the University' 1584-1658 * 3: Vivienne Larminie: The Fell Era 1658-1686 * 4: Matthew Kilburn: The Fell Legacy 1686-1755 * 5: Matthew Kilburn: The Blackstone Reforms 1755-1780 * 6: Andrew Hegarty: The University and the Press 1584-1780 * 7: Martyn Ould: The Workplace: Places, Procedures, and Personnel, 1668-1780 * Part II: Learned and Bible Publishing 1585-1780 * 8: John Feather: A Learned Press in a Commercial World * 9a: Richard Ovenden: The Learned Press: Printing for the University: Catalogues of the Bodleian Library and Other Collections * 9b: Martyn Ould: The Learned Press: Printing for the University: Ephemera and Frequently Reprinted Works * 10: Vittoria Feola and Scott Mandelbrote: The Learned Press: Geography, Science, and Mathematics * 11: William Poole: The Learned Press: Divinity * 12a: P. R. Quarrie: The Learned Press: Classics and Related Works: Classics * 12b: David Money: The Learned Press: Classics and Related Works: New Year Books, University Verses, and Neo-Latin Works * 13: Alastair Hamilton: The Learned Press: Oriental Languages * 14: Matthew Kilburn: The Learned Press: History, Languages, Literature, and Music * 15a: Vittoria Feola: The Learned Press: Law * 15b: Peter Murray Jones: The Learned Press: Medicine * 16: Scott Mandelbrote: The Bible Press * 17: Paul Luna and Martyn Ould: The Printed Page * Part III: The Press in its Local, National, and International Context 1584-1780 * 18: Ian Gadd: The University and the Oxford Book Trade * 19: Ian Gadd: The Press and the London Book Trade * 20: Ian Gadd: An International Press * Conclusion
* Table of Contents * Introduction to Volume I * Part I: Establishing the Press * 1: Kristian Jensen: Printing at Oxford in its European Context 1478-1584 * 2: Jason Peacey: 'Printers to the University' 1584-1658 * 3: Vivienne Larminie: The Fell Era 1658-1686 * 4: Matthew Kilburn: The Fell Legacy 1686-1755 * 5: Matthew Kilburn: The Blackstone Reforms 1755-1780 * 6: Andrew Hegarty: The University and the Press 1584-1780 * 7: Martyn Ould: The Workplace: Places, Procedures, and Personnel, 1668-1780 * Part II: Learned and Bible Publishing 1585-1780 * 8: John Feather: A Learned Press in a Commercial World * 9a: Richard Ovenden: The Learned Press: Printing for the University: Catalogues of the Bodleian Library and Other Collections * 9b: Martyn Ould: The Learned Press: Printing for the University: Ephemera and Frequently Reprinted Works * 10: Vittoria Feola and Scott Mandelbrote: The Learned Press: Geography, Science, and Mathematics * 11: William Poole: The Learned Press: Divinity * 12a: P. R. Quarrie: The Learned Press: Classics and Related Works: Classics * 12b: David Money: The Learned Press: Classics and Related Works: New Year Books, University Verses, and Neo-Latin Works * 13: Alastair Hamilton: The Learned Press: Oriental Languages * 14: Matthew Kilburn: The Learned Press: History, Languages, Literature, and Music * 15a: Vittoria Feola: The Learned Press: Law * 15b: Peter Murray Jones: The Learned Press: Medicine * 16: Scott Mandelbrote: The Bible Press * 17: Paul Luna and Martyn Ould: The Printed Page * Part III: The Press in its Local, National, and International Context 1584-1780 * 18: Ian Gadd: The University and the Oxford Book Trade * 19: Ian Gadd: The Press and the London Book Trade * 20: Ian Gadd: An International Press * Conclusion
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