A History Of The Book In America: Volume 1: The Colonial Book In The Atlantic World (History Of The Book In America (University ,New
A History Of The Book In America: Volume 1: The Colonial Book In The Atlantic World (History Of The Book In America (University ,New

A History Of The Book In America: Volume 1: The Colonial Book In The Atlantic World (History Of The Book In America (University ,New

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The Colonial Book In The Atlantic World Carries The Interrelated Stories Of Publishing, Writing, And Reading From The Beginning Of The Colonial Period In America Up To 1790. Three Major Themes Run Through The Volume: The Persisting Connections Between The Book Trade In The Old World And The New, Evidenced In Modes Of Intellectual And Cultural Exchange And The Dominance Of Imported, Chiefly English Books; The Gradual Emergence Of A Competitive Book Trade In Which Newspapers Were The Largest Form Of Production; And The Institution Of A 'Culture Of The Word,' Organized Around An Essentially Theological Understanding Of Print, Authorship, And Reading, Complemented By Other Frameworks Of Meaning That Included The Culture Of Republicanism. The Colonial Book In The Atlantic World Also Traces The Histories Of Literary And Learned Culture, Censorship And 'Freedom Of The Press,' And Literacy And Orality.Contributors:Hugh Amoryross W. Beales, The College Of The Holy Crossjohn Bidwell, Princeton University Libraryrichard D. Brown, University Of Connecticutcharles E. Clark, University Of New Hampshirejames N. Green, Library Company Of Philadelphiadavid D. Hall, Harvard Divinity Schoolrussell L. Martin, Southern Methodist Universitye. Jennifer Monaghan, Brooklyn College Of The City University Of New Yorkjames Raven, University Of Essexelizabeth Carroll Reilly, Hardwick, Massachusettsa. Gregg Roeber, Pennsylvania State Universitydavid S. Shields, University Of South Carolinacalhoun Winton, University Of Maryland

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