Kristian Jensen is currently Head of British Collections at the British Library. He is also the author of Incunabula and their Readers: Printing, Selling and Using Books in the Fifteenth Century (2003). He was elected Lyell Reader at the University of Oxford for 2008, and this book is based on his Lyell Lectures.
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Introduction 1. Enlightenment ideas and revolutionary practice: incunabula and freedom 2. Aristocratic aspirations and the war-time market: competing for the past and the future 3. An object-based discipline emerges: old books, new luxury 4. Competing for authority. 'The insolence of English wealth' 5. Commemorating and obliterating the past: 'old books, very displeasing to the eye' 6. Conclusion.
Introduction 1. Enlightenment ideas and revolutionary practice: incunabula and freedom 2. Aristocratic aspirations and the war-time market: competing for the past and the future 3. An object-based discipline emerges: old books, new luxury 4. Competing for authority. 'The insolence of English wealth' 5. Commemorating and obliterating the past: 'old books, very displeasing to the eye' 6. Conclusion.
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