The Resource Form and meaning in the history of the book : selected essays, Nicolas Barker
Form and meaning in the history of the book : selected essays, Nicolas Barker
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The item Form and meaning in the history of the book : selected essays, Nicolas Barker represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Liverpool.
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- Extent
- xiii, 514 p
- Contents
-
- Introduction/
- Alan Bell
- Very Famous Line.
- p. 1
- Donne's 'Letter to the Lady Carey and Mrs. Essex Riche'.
- p. 7
- Medieval Book.
- p. 15
- In Praise of Manuscripts.
- p. 27
- Quiring and the Binder: quire-marks in some manuscripts in fifteenth-century blind-stamped bindings.
- p. 38
- Register of Writs and the Scales Binder.
- p. 56
- Invention of Printing: revolution within revolution.
- p. 102
- St. Albans Press: the first punch-cutter in England and the first native typefounder?.
- p. 122
- Caxton's Typography.
- p. 144
- Caxton's Quincentenary: a retrospect.
- p. 173
- Aldine Roman in Paris, 1530-1534.
- p. 186
- House of Enschede and the History of Typefounding in the Netherlands.
- p. 215
- Death of the OUP Printing House.
- p. 225
- Future of Typographic Studies.
- p. 229
- Note on the Bibliography of Gibbon, 1776-1802.
- p. 248
- Books and Readers 1475-1640.
- p. 260
- Reflections on the History of the Book.
- p. 269
- History of the Book from Documents.
- p. 279
- Foxon - and After?.
- p. 291
- Ireland and the Book Trade.
- p. 298
- 'Ireland, Where Booksellers Cannot Pretend to Any Property'.
- p. 307
- Rise of the Provincial Book Trade in England and the Growth of a National Transport System.
- p. 319
- Scandal in America.
- p. 332
- Note on Two Poems.
- p. 354
- C. S. Lewis, Darkly.
- p. 364
- Starling Burgess, No Type Designer.
- p. 371
- Mismanaging Mother: was William Beckford really a forger?.
- p. 390
- Seen in a Window.
- p. 393
- Curious Copy of Sallust, Italy, late fifteenth century.
- p. 395
- Library Catalogue of Laurence Sterne.
- p. 399
- William Strahan and Laurence Sterne.
- p. 413
- Antonio Agustin's Letter to Diego Hurtado de Mendoza.
- p. 421
- Aesthetic Investor's Guide to Current Literary Values: an essay in bibliometry.
- p. 431
- Four Booksellers.
- p. 438
- Kraus Saga.
- p. 448
- Sion, Evely, and What Next?.
- p. 460
- Rape of the Rylands.
- p. 466
- Libraries and the National Literary Heritage: two views from Europe.
- p. 476
- Catalogue and the Card.
- p. 492
- Edible Book.
- p. 503
- Addenda.
- p. 507
- Index.
- p. 509
- Isbn
- 9780712347778
- Label
- Form and meaning in the history of the book : selected essays
- Title
- Form and meaning in the history of the book
- Title remainder
- selected essays
- Statement of responsibility
- Nicolas Barker
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- eng
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- Barker, Nicolas
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- maps
- Index
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- Contents
-
- Introduction/
- Alan Bell
- Very Famous Line.
- p. 1
- Donne's 'Letter to the Lady Carey and Mrs. Essex Riche'.
- p. 7
- Medieval Book.
- p. 15
- In Praise of Manuscripts.
- p. 27
- Quiring and the Binder: quire-marks in some manuscripts in fifteenth-century blind-stamped bindings.
- p. 38
- Register of Writs and the Scales Binder.
- p. 56
- Invention of Printing: revolution within revolution.
- p. 102
- St. Albans Press: the first punch-cutter in England and the first native typefounder?.
- p. 122
- Caxton's Typography.
- p. 144
- Caxton's Quincentenary: a retrospect.
- p. 173
- Aldine Roman in Paris, 1530-1534.
- p. 186
- House of Enschede and the History of Typefounding in the Netherlands.
- p. 215
- Death of the OUP Printing House.
- p. 225
- Future of Typographic Studies.
- p. 229
- Note on the Bibliography of Gibbon, 1776-1802.
- p. 248
- Books and Readers 1475-1640.
- p. 260
- Reflections on the History of the Book.
- p. 269
- History of the Book from Documents.
- p. 279
- Foxon - and After?.
- p. 291
- Ireland and the Book Trade.
- p. 298
- 'Ireland, Where Booksellers Cannot Pretend to Any Property'.
- p. 307
- Rise of the Provincial Book Trade in England and the Growth of a National Transport System.
- p. 319
- Scandal in America.
- p. 332
- Note on Two Poems.
- p. 354
- C. S. Lewis, Darkly.
- p. 364
- Starling Burgess, No Type Designer.
- p. 371
- Mismanaging Mother: was William Beckford really a forger?.
- p. 390
- Seen in a Window.
- p. 393
- Curious Copy of Sallust, Italy, late fifteenth century.
- p. 395
- Library Catalogue of Laurence Sterne.
- p. 399
- William Strahan and Laurence Sterne.
- p. 413
- Antonio Agustin's Letter to Diego Hurtado de Mendoza.
- p. 421
- Aesthetic Investor's Guide to Current Literary Values: an essay in bibliometry.
- p. 431
- Four Booksellers.
- p. 438
- Kraus Saga.
- p. 448
- Sion, Evely, and What Next?.
- p. 460
- Rape of the Rylands.
- p. 466
- Libraries and the National Literary Heritage: two views from Europe.
- p. 476
- Catalogue and the Card.
- p. 492
- Edible Book.
- p. 503
- Addenda.
- p. 507
- Index.
- p. 509
- Control code
- 070015448453
- Dimensions
- 23 cm.
- Extent
- xiii, 514 p
- Isbn
- 9780712347778
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- unmediated
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- rdamedia
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- Other physical details
- ill., maps
- Label
- Form and meaning in the history of the book : selected essays, Nicolas Barker
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Introduction/
- Alan Bell
- Very Famous Line.
- p. 1
- Donne's 'Letter to the Lady Carey and Mrs. Essex Riche'.
- p. 7
- Medieval Book.
- p. 15
- In Praise of Manuscripts.
- p. 27
- Quiring and the Binder: quire-marks in some manuscripts in fifteenth-century blind-stamped bindings.
- p. 38
- Register of Writs and the Scales Binder.
- p. 56
- Invention of Printing: revolution within revolution.
- p. 102
- St. Albans Press: the first punch-cutter in England and the first native typefounder?.
- p. 122
- Caxton's Typography.
- p. 144
- Caxton's Quincentenary: a retrospect.
- p. 173
- Aldine Roman in Paris, 1530-1534.
- p. 186
- House of Enschede and the History of Typefounding in the Netherlands.
- p. 215
- Death of the OUP Printing House.
- p. 225
- Future of Typographic Studies.
- p. 229
- Note on the Bibliography of Gibbon, 1776-1802.
- p. 248
- Books and Readers 1475-1640.
- p. 260
- Reflections on the History of the Book.
- p. 269
- History of the Book from Documents.
- p. 279
- Foxon - and After?.
- p. 291
- Ireland and the Book Trade.
- p. 298
- 'Ireland, Where Booksellers Cannot Pretend to Any Property'.
- p. 307
- Rise of the Provincial Book Trade in England and the Growth of a National Transport System.
- p. 319
- Scandal in America.
- p. 332
- Note on Two Poems.
- p. 354
- C. S. Lewis, Darkly.
- p. 364
- Starling Burgess, No Type Designer.
- p. 371
- Mismanaging Mother: was William Beckford really a forger?.
- p. 390
- Seen in a Window.
- p. 393
- Curious Copy of Sallust, Italy, late fifteenth century.
- p. 395
- Library Catalogue of Laurence Sterne.
- p. 399
- William Strahan and Laurence Sterne.
- p. 413
- Antonio Agustin's Letter to Diego Hurtado de Mendoza.
- p. 421
- Aesthetic Investor's Guide to Current Literary Values: an essay in bibliometry.
- p. 431
- Four Booksellers.
- p. 438
- Kraus Saga.
- p. 448
- Sion, Evely, and What Next?.
- p. 460
- Rape of the Rylands.
- p. 466
- Libraries and the National Literary Heritage: two views from Europe.
- p. 476
- Catalogue and the Card.
- p. 492
- Edible Book.
- p. 503
- Addenda.
- p. 507
- Index.
- p. 509
- Control code
- 070015448453
- Dimensions
- 23 cm.
- Extent
- xiii, 514 p
- Isbn
- 9780712347778
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Other physical details
- ill., maps
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