Edinburgh History of the British and Irish Press, Volume 1

Name: Edinburgh History of the British and Irish Press, Volume 1 | Beginnings and Consolidation 1640-1800
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Beginnings and Consolidation 1640-1800

Nicholas Brownlees(Herausgeber*in)

Edinburgh University Press

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Erschienen am 28. Februar 2023

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Contributor Biographies
Introduction
1. Business of the Press
Case Study 1: The Times
2. Production and Distribution
3. Legal Contexts: Licensing, Censorship and Censure
4. Readers and Readerships
Case Study 2: Readerships in Eighteenth-century Liverpool
5. From News Writers to Journalists: An Emerging Profession?
Case Study 3: Daniel Defoe
6. From Manuscript to Print: The Multimedia News System
Case Study 4: The Post Boy
7. Newsbook to Newspaper: Changing Format, Layout and Illustration in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-century Periodical News
Case Study 5: Form, Layout and the Digitised Newspaper: Irish News in 1649
8. The Evolving Language of the Press
Case Study 6: The Press and the Standard Accent
9. News, Debate and the Public Sphere
Case Study 7: Nathaniel Mist
10. Irish Periodical News
Case Study 8: Ireland's First Newspaper: Mercurius Hibernicus and the Court of Claims, 1663
Case Study 9: The Early Years of the Freeman's Journal, 1763-1806
11. The Scottish Press
Case Study 10: Reading the News in Scotland: The Jacobite Rising of 1715
12. The Market for the News in Scotland
Case Study 11: Newspaper Access and Distribution beyond the Scottish Capital: The Daily Practicalities
13. Scottish Press: News Transmission and Networks between Scotland and America in the Eighteenth Century
Case Study 12: 'Farewell to the Highlands': Or, How Broadsides Helped Create Images of the Scottish Diaspora
14. Wales and the News
15. European Exchanges, Networks and Contexts
16. Translation and the Press
Case Study 13: Gazette de Londres
17. Women and the Eighteenth-century Print Trade
Case Study 14: Anne Fisher and the Print Trade
18. The Medical Press
Case Study 15: Knowing the Parts of Woman: How Knowledge about Reproduction and Childbirth was Communicated in the Earliest Medical Press
19. Commenting and Reflecting on the News
Case Study 16: John Tutchin and George Ridpath's Observator
20. Newspapers and War
Case Study 17: Mercurius Politicus and the Jamaica Invasion, 1655
21. Crime and Trial Reporting
Case Study 18: Reporting the Assassination of the Archbishop of St Andrews, 1679
22. Literary and Review Journalism
Case Study 19: The Scottish Enlightenment in The Monthly Review and The Critical Review
23. Press and Politics in the Seventeenth Century
Case Study 20: 'A Hellish Conspiracy': News Reportage of the 1696 Assassination Plot
24. Religion and the Seventeenth-century Press
Case Study 21: Papistry and the News
25. Runaway Announcements and Narratives of the Enslaved
26. The Press in Literature and Drama
Case Study 22: Ben Jonson's Staple of News and News from the New World Discovered in the Moon
27. Informational Abundance and Material Absence in the Digitised Early Modern Press: The Case for Contextual Digitisation
Case Study 23: The London Gazette, or Printing the News in a Pandemic
Concluding Comments
Key Press and Periodical Events Timeline, 1605-1800
Bibliography
Index

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