Here is a complete contents-list for
Script & Print, vol. 34 (2010)
Articles and Bibliographical Notes:
•Keith Adkins, “Convict Probation Station Libraries in Colonial Tasmania” [
S&P 34:2: 69–86]
• Keith Adkins, “The Ferrar Diaries: William Moore Ferrar and his Books” [
S&P 34:3: 197–215]
• Jim Cleary and Catriona Mills, “‘Ariel’ and Australian Nineteenth-Century Serial Fiction: A Case of Mistaken Attribution” [
S&P 34:3: 162–74]
• Carlo Dumontet, “An Eighteenth-Century Italian Indulgence Printed on Mezzo-Median Paper by Giovanni Radix of Turin, with a Checklist of his Printing” [
S&P 34:2: 93–118]
• Jason D. Ensor, “A policy of splendid isolation”: Angus and Robertson, George G. Harrap and the politics of co-operation in the Australian book trade during the late 1930s [
S&P 34:1: 34–42]
• Edmund G. C. King, “Alexander Turnbull’s ‘Dream Imperial’: Collecting Shakespeare in the Colonial Antipodes” [
S&P 34:2: 87–92]
• Helen Hewson, “Richard Bentley: Publishing Godfrey Mundy’s
Our Antipodes” [
S&P 34:3: 175–86]
• Wallace Kirsop, “An avowal of stop-press correction in 1817” [
S&P 34:1: 8]
• David Levy, “Pirates, Autographs, and a Bankruptcy:
A Short Treatise on the Game of Whist by Edmond Hoyle, Gentleman” [
S&P 34:3: 136–161]
• Ruth Lightbourne, “I wish you to send it to Zaehnsdorf in London for binding”: Alexander Turnbull and his bookbindings [
S&P 34:1: 9–33]
• Kevin Molloy, “‘Cheap Reading for the People’: Jeremiah Moore and the development of the New South Wales Book Trade, 1840–1883” [
S&P 34:3: 216–39]
• Roger Osborne, “‘Temper democratic; bias offensively Australian’—Published in Chicago: The American Edition of
Such is Life” [
S&P 34:3: 240–49]
Obituaries• Jeanne Veyrin-Forrer, 1919–2010 (by Wallace Kirsop) [
S&P 34:3: 187–90]
Reviews:
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The British Book Trade: An Oral History (Brian McMullin) [
S&P 34:3: 254–56]
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The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain: Volume VI: 1830–1914 (Nathan Garvey) [
S&P 34:1: 43–49]
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The Celebrated George Barrington: A Spurious Author, the Book Trade and Botany Bay (Des Cowley) [
S&P 34:1: 53–55]
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The Decline and Fall of BBB: A Valedictory Volume. Bibliographie der Buch- und Bibliotheksgeschichte (Wallace Kirsop) [
S&P 34:3: 252–54]
The Design and Printing of Ephemera in Britain and America, 1720–1920 (Patrick Spedding) [
S&P 34:2: 119–121]
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Freedom to Read: A Centennial History of Dunedin Public Library (Ian Morrison) [
S&P 34:2: 123–125]
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Minders of Make-Believe: Idealists, Entrepreneurs, and the Shaping of American Children’s Literature (Rebecca-Anne Do Rozario) [
S&P 34:1: 56–57]
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A Nation of Readers. The Lending Library in Georgian England (Patrick Spedding) [
S&P 34:1: 49–53]
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Portuguese Writers and English Readers (John N. Crossley) [
S&P 34:3: 250–52]
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Publishing Drama in Early Modern Europe (Wallace Kirsop) [
S&P 34:2: 121–123]
