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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 4: Episode 2, "Ghosts of Print Culture Past"

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 4: Episode 1, "'It's (A)Live!' The WPHP Monthly Mercury at New Romanticisms" | The Bonus Series

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 4: Episode 1, "'It's (A)Live!' The WPHP Monthly Mercury at New Romanticisms"

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The Edition Issue

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Colophons Count

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Matters of Format

 

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Voluminous Decisions

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Making Genre-alizations: Genre Designations in the WPHP

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What's in a Name?: Pseudonymous Texts in the WPHP

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The Language of Authorship

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“Printed by—”: Imprints and Firms in the WPHP

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What's in a Title?

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By Our Books: Bibliography in the WPHP Mini-Spotlight Series

 

The thirteen Contributor Roles included in the WPHP.

 

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(Contributor) Role Call

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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"

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

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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"

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