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The thirteen Contributor Roles included in the WPHP.

 

Miscellaneous Spotlights

(Contributor) Role Call

News

The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 3: Episode 4, "The Canterbury Fails x The WPHP Monthly Mercury: MONKS!!!"

Spotlights on Firms

Hidden in the Imprints: Introducing Ann Vernor, Bookseller and Publisher, Active 1793–1807

News

The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 3: Episode 3, "Working for the (Wo)man"

Spotlights on Firms

Printed (Bound, Published, and Sold) by Jane Aitken

Spotlights on Firms

A Royal Printer: Agnes Campbell in Scotland’s Book Trade

Spotlights on Firms

The Farley Family, their Feud, and the Bristol Print Trade

Spotlight Series

Down the Rabbit Hole: Researching Women in the Book Trades Spotlight Series

An image of "A Caveat Against the Tories" published in 1714. The imprint reads "Printed for A. Dodd, at the Peacock next Devreux-Court without Temple Bar, 1714"

Spotlights on Firms

What Does it Mean to Publish? A Messy Accounting of Anne Dodd

News

The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 3: Episode 2, "Wollstonecraft, Revisited"

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 3: Episode 1, "By the Author of..."

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 10.5, "Season 2 in Review"

Spotlights on People

Ann Williams: Postmistress, Poetess, Sericulturist

News

The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 10, "Queen of the Disciplines"

Barbauld in Richard Samuel's "Portraits in the Characters of the Muses in the Temple of Apollo" 
(top row, second from the left), oil on canvas, 1778.
National Portrait Gallery.

 

Spotlights on People

Anna Letitia Barbauld’s Writing and the Problem of Genre

Spotlight Series

Women & Philosophy Spotlight Series Conclusion

Spotlights on People

A Great Conviction: Harriet Martineau's Metaphysical Solutions for Practical Issues

Year in Review

2021: Year in Review

Spotlights on People

Reprinting Margaret Cavendish

Spotlight Series

Women & Philosophy Spotlight Series

Tammy is a fourth-year English major at Simon Fraser University. 

Meet Our Team

Meet Our Team: Tammy

Spotlights on Titles

(Unidentified) Woman not Inferior to Man: “Sophia,” Proto-Feminism, and the Anonymous Female Writer

News

The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 9, "Transatlantic Trajectories"

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 8, "Mary Hays, Mapped"

Miscellaneous Spotlights

"Beauty in Search of Knowledge": Female Readership at the Eighteenth-Century Library

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