Publishing
January – June 2014
The Art and History of Globes
Sylvia Sumira
This book celebrates the art and history
of the globe, focusing on the 400 years
when the printed globe – as navigational
tool, scientific instrument and powerful
status symbol – occupied an important
place in the history of European
exploration. It ranges from the first
globe ever made in China to the desktop
models in Victorian schoolrooms, and
from celestial globes of the sixteenth
century to charming pocket examples
produced as educational toys.
Hardback £30
ISBN 978 0 7123 5868 2
224 pages, 280 x 220 mm
120 colour illustrations
Publishing April 2014
Sylvia Sumira is a leading authority
on historic globes and is one of
very few conservators in the world
to specialise in printed globes. She
worked in globe conservation at
the National Maritime Museum,
Greenwich, for several years and
spent a period of study at the
Austrian National Library in Vienna.
Featuring sixty examples drawn from
collections around the world, this is a
major new book on the subject for the
general reader and collectors alike, and
uses stunning new photography to pick
out the revealing details – ships
and sea monsters, navigators’ tracks
and newly found islands, constellations
and astronomical features – that help
us to understand why globes were made
and how they were used.
Published in North and South America
by University of Chicago Press as
Globes: 400 Years of Exploration,
Navigation and Power.
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The Georgian Art of Gambling
Georgians Revealed
Claire Cock-Starkey
Life, Style and the Making of Modern Britain
Moira Goff et al.
Hardback £10
ISBN 978 0 7123 5739 5
96 pages, 190 x 132 mm
20 black and white illustrations
Published November 2013
Claire Cock-Starkey was series
editor for all seven editions of
Schott’s Almanac. In 2012 she
wrote the infographics book
Seeing the Bigger Picture.
The Georgian Art of Gambling takes
the reader on a miscellaneous tour
through high and low society to
reveal all aspects of gambling in the
Georgian era. Descriptions of the most
fashionable card and dice games of the
day are interspersed with snippets of
contemporary anti-gambling pamphlets,
descriptions of the most famous (and
degenerate) gambling houses, and
accounts of the ruination of many
high-profile aristocrats. The Georgian
Art of Gambling covers wagering on
sports such as cockfighting, bull baiting,
boxing and cricket as well as the more
sedentary pleasures of the card table.
Both the civilised (card games portrayed
in the novels of Jane Austen) and the
debauched (card sharps and loaded dice)
are explored, offering the reader
a fascinating glimpse into the extent
of gambling in Georgian Britain.
Georgians Revealed
Life, Style and the Making of Modern Britain
Paperback £20
ISBN 978 0 7123 5714 2
Hardback £30
ISBN 978 0 7123 5713 5
168 pages, 280 x 220 mm
150 colour illustrations
Published November 2013
For over 100 years (1714–1830) a King
George sat on the British throne. It was
a time of transformation, as cities grew,
industry thrived and trade expanded
round the world. New prosperity was
celebrated in great country houses and
beautifully landscaped gardens, while
taste and elegance drove social etiquette
and fostered a new consumer boom.
Yet what do we really know about the
people of this Augustan age, whose
beliefs and preoccupations have
so influenced our own? Georgians
Revealed, which accompanies a major
exhibition at the British Library,
explores the realities of their daily lives
through a fascinating variety of objects,
from playbills to porcelain, architects’
plans to fashion plates. The compelling
selection traces the Georgians’ famous
love of shopping and celebrity, gambling
and domestic design, and navigates the
rules that governed behaviour from
ballrooms to the sporting world. It
shows how a passion for entertainment
created innovations such as the circus,
pantomime and modern ballet, as well
as the pleasure gardens and masquerades
that brought the spice of intrigue and
danger to their clientele.
Spanning high culture and business,
consumerism and crime, Georgians
Revealed unravels the contradictions
and concerns that link the Georgian era
so closely to our own.
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Pleasures of the Garden
A Literary Anthology
Selected by Christina Hardyment
This collection of classic garden writing
celebrates the garden as a place of solace
in a busy world, a retreat for lovers and
an earthly paradise. Gardens have been
cherished in all times and cultures, and
this anthology reveals a wide range of
voices, from the classic to the littleknown, the lyrical to the light-hearted.
Fiction and poetry inspired by gardens –
from The Secret Garden to the poems of
Rudyard Kipling – are featured alongside
letters and memoirs about the real
gardens created and enjoyed by some of
the world’s greatest writers. It is superbly
illustrated throughout with garden and
flower pictures from around the world
and across the centuries.
Hardback £20
ISBN 978 0 7123 5720 3
224 pages, 246 x 170 mm
80 colour illustrations
Publishing April 2014
Christina Hardyment is the author
of more than ten books on literature
and social history, including most
recently Writing Britain: Wastelands to
Wonderlands (British Library, 2012) and
The World of Arthur Ransome (Frances
Lincoln, 2012). She reviews regularly for
The Times and The Independent.
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The Look of Love
Romantic Illustration Through the Ages
A celebration of love through the ages,
gathering together more than 100
romantic illustrations from the
flirtatious to the kitsch, the charming
to the ironic. The vintage imagery is
drawn from a huge range of sources –
fashion magazines, medieval illuminated
manuscripts, book covers, paintings and
cartoons – and it ranges from exquisite
depictions of courtly love in the Middle
Ages to the pulp novels of the 20th
century; from elves in fairy-land to a
honeymoon in space.
Paperback £10
ISBN 978 0 7123 5719 7
144 pages, 190 x 150 mm
130 colour illustrations
Publishing February 2014
Great lovers from literature – Romeo
and Juliet, Tristan and Isolde, Jane Eyre
and Mr Rochester, Vishnu and Lakshmi
– are lavishly represented alongside a
host of first kisses, assignations in the
garden, moonlight serenades, and walks
down the aisle.
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BRITISH LIBRARY CRIME CLASSICS
The Lake District Murder
The Cornish Coast Murder
John Bude
John Bude
‘Luke flung the light of his torch full
onto the face of the immobile figure.
Then he had the shock of his life. The
man had no face! Where his face should
have been was a sort of inhuman,
uniform blank!’
The Reverend Dodd, vicar of the
quiet Cornish village of Boscawen,
spends his evenings reading detective
stories by the fireside – but heaven forbid
that the shadow of any real crime should
ever fall across his seaside parish. The
vicar’s peace is shattered one stormy
night when Julius Tregarthan, a secretive
and ill-tempered magistrate, is found
at his house in Boscawen with a bullet
through his head.
When a body is found at an isolated
garage, Inspector Meredith is drawn
into a complex investigation where every
clue leads to another puzzle: was this
a suicide, or something more sinister?
Why was the dead man planning to flee
the country? And how is this connected
to the shady business dealings of the
garage?
Paperback £8.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5716 6
288 pages, 190 x 132 mm
Publishing March 2014
John Bude was the pseudonym of Ernest
Elmore (1901–1957), an author of the
golden age of crime fiction. All of his
thirty novels are now very rare. Elmore
was a co-founder of the Crime Writers’
Association, and worked in the theatre
as a producer and director.
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This classic mystery novel is set amidst
the stunning scenery of a
small village in the Lake District. It is
now republished for the first time since
the 1930s.
Paperback £8.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5715 9
288 pages, 190 x 132 mm
Publishing March 2014
The local police inspector is baffled by
the complete absence of clues. Suspicion
seems to fall on Tregarthan’s niece, Ruth
– but surely that young woman lacks the
motive to shoot her uncle dead in cold
blood? Luckily for Inspector Bigswell,
the Reverend Dodd is on hand, and
ready to put his keen understanding of
the criminal mind to the test.
This novel from the golden age
of British crime fiction is set against
the vividly described backdrop of
a fishing village on Cornwall’s
south coast.
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Murder Underground
Death on the Cherwell
Mavis Doriel Hay
Mavis Doriel Hay
‘This detective novel is much more than
interesting. The numerous characters
are well differentiated, and include one
of the most feckless, exasperating and
lifelike literary men that ever confused a
trail.’
Dorothy L. Sayers,
Sunday Times, 1934
For Miss Cordell, Principal of
Persephone College, there are two great
evils to be feared: unladylike behaviour
among her students, and bad publicity
for the college. So her prim and cosy
world is turned upside down when a
secret society of undergraduates meets
by the river on a gloomy January
afternoon, only to find the drowned
body of the college bursar floating in her
canoe.
When Miss Pongleton is found murdered
on the stairs of Belsize Park station, her
fellow-boarders in the Frampton Hotel
are not overwhelmed with grief at the
death of a tiresome old woman. But they
all have their theories about the identity
of the murderer, and help to unravel
the mystery of who killed the wealthy
‘Pongle’.
Paperback £8.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5725 8
288 pages, 190 x 132 mm
Publishing June 2014
This classic novel is set in and around
the Northern Line of the London
Underground. It is now republished for
the first time since the 1930s.
The police assume that a student prank
got out of hand, but the resourceful
Persephone girls suspect foul play, and
take the investigation into their own
hands. Soon they uncover the tangled
secrets that led to the bursar’s death
– and the clues that point to a fellow
student.
Paperback £8.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5726 5
288 pages, 190 x 132 mm
Publishing June 2014
This classic mystery novel, with its
evocative setting in an Oxford women’s
college, is now republished for the first
time since the 1930s.
Mavis Doriel Hay (1894–1979) was
a novelist of the golden age of British
crime fiction. Her three novels – of
which Murder Underground was the
first – were published in the 1930s and
are now very rare. The British Library
republished her novel The Santa Klaus
Murder in 2013.
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Lady Cycling
The Woman Owner-Driver
What to Wear and How to Ride
The Complete Guide for Lady Motorists
Miss F. J. Erskine
The Hon. Mrs Victor Bruce
‘Wool above, wool below, wool all
over: such is the hygienic rule for
cycling… Some wise people say that
corsets should be discarded for cycling.
This is not correct… It is essential in
cycling to have well-cut knickerbockers
in lieu of skirts.’
‘In the case of an accident, or of any
kind of clash with the police, silence was
never more golden.’
‘Most of the tight-fitting hats of today
are quite suitable for motoring, but
there is one little point to guard against,
and that is too tight a fitting. It is bad
for the hair, makes it greasy, and quickly
removes the cherished wave, and if
worn for long hours at the wheel causes
bad headaches.’
‘Egg beaten up in milk, with a
teaspoonful of whisky, is excellent
when a rider is at all done up.’
‘Riding in company is a certain
safeguard against annoyance from
tramps.’
Hardback £7.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5727 2
80 pages, 200 x 130 mm
10 black and white illustrations
Publishing March 2014
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This pioneering Victorian guide for the
woman cyclist, first published in 1897,
instructs its readers on the selection of
a bicycle, the rules of the road,
appropriate cycling costume, the choice
of food to take on journeys, and the
organisation of bicycle gymkhanas –
as well as tackling the controversial
question of whether cycling is an
appropriate activity for ladies. Its
humorous advice evokes the spirit of
an age when cycling was a daring
activity for the modern woman.
This guide for the woman motorist,
first published in 1928, is filled with
advice on the art of driving and
maintaining one’s car, as well as tips on
such crucial topics as what to wear when
driving, how to prepare for a picnic stop,
and how to cope with erratic drivers on
the Continent.
Hardback £7.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5730 2
80 pages, 200 x 130 mm
10 black and white illustrations
Publishing March 2014
The Hon. Mrs Victor Bruce
(1895–1990) was a pioneering motorist
who smashed a number of world
records for motor-racing in the 1920s;
she was also the first woman driver to
be prosecuted for speeding.
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The Cat and the Birds
Manners for Millionaires
and Other Fables by Aesop
Brummell & Beau
‘The British Museum could, after
slight alteration, be recommended as a
comfortable town Villa for the Season,
but the stabling is indifferent’
For more than two thousand years, the
fables of Aesop have been enjoyed for the
simple, powerful truths they encapsulate
so pithily – from the story of the wolf in
sheep’s clothing to the race of the hare
and the tortoise.
‘Only the finest Tasmanian tin should
be employed in the construction of the
Heronry, and the Golf Course should
be laid down at right angles to this.’
This charming new compilation brings
together dozens of the best-loved fables
as well as some of the lesser-known
tales. The stories are accompanied by
black and white illustrations by the
great Arthur Rackham.
Hardback £7.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5722 7
80 pages, 150 x 114 mm
20 black and white illustrations
Publishing February 2014
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This gift edition will delight children
encountering the fables for the first
time as well as adults who wish to
rediscover the wit and imagination of
these classic stories.
‘The Completed Capitalist will
appreciate the advisability of keeping
a paternal eye upon the selection of
the Lady-Housemaids and the
Scullion-Wenches’
‘As the French say, if you wish to be
riche you must start de nouveau.’
Hardback £7.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5724 1
56 pages, 203 x 155 mm
Publishing May 2014
Originally published in 1901,
Manners for Millionaires answers
the cry for instruction and guidance
from the aspiring rich: ‘our readers as
still belong to the Pauper, Practically
Pauper and Comparatively Pauper
strata of society – those, we mean,
with less than £5000 a year and
fewer than seventeen spare bedrooms
– will naturally feel grateful for a
few introductory directions towards
ameliorating their condition.’ Following
the course from penury to plenty, this
book is intended to help readers ascend
the staircase of Prosperity. There is also
a special chapter devoted specifically to
American millionaires.
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Hidden Stories of the First World War
Lingo of No Man’s Land
Jackie Storer
A World War I Slang Dictionary
Lorenzo N. Smith
JACKIE STORER
HIDDEN STORIES OF THE
FIRST WORLD WAR
Hardback £17.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5738 8
192 pages, 244 x 172 mm
100 colour illustrations
Publishing June 2014
Jackie Storer is a freelance journalist
and former BBC reporter who was the
Europeana 1914–1918 PR coordinator.
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True tales of love, death and adventure
from the battlefield to the home front.
‘Cage – A wire enclosed structure to
hold Fritz.’
Who would have thought the box under
the bed or the faded photos buried deep
in the attic could produce so many
thrilling tales of wartime tragedy,
romance, fear, revenge and hope?
From the gifted chemist who faked his
own suicide to go on the run with his
bigamous bride, to the boy who survived
the sinking of Kitchener’s ship only to
drown months later, or the woman who
helped a priest swim to freedom – these
true-life stories tell the extraordinary
experiences of ordinary people who were
caught up in the Great War. Copiously
illustrated with photos, memorabilia and
maps, this collection of 35 new stories
brought together from across Europe by
the Europeana 1914–1918 project gives
a touching personal dimension to the
four-year conflict.
‘Emma Gee – Machine gun. It is much
simpler to say ‘Emma Gee’ and much
more descriptive of Tommy’s feeling
for his weapon than to always say
‘machine gun’.’
‘Estaminet – French word adopted by
the British soldiers, meaning drinking
house or saloon, where the fair
Mademoiselle waits on Tommy.’
‘Poultice wallopers – Hospital orderlies.’
Hardback £10
ISBN 978 0 7123 5734 0
112 pages, 203 x 155 mm
Publishing June 2014
Sgt. Lorenzo N. Smith served in the First
Canadian Contingent and was wounded
in battle at Messines. He compiled this
dictionary while working for the BritishCanadian Recruiting Mission in 1918.
‘Rat poison – Affectionate term for
cheese. The trench rats which swarm
about are fed on cheese.’
This dictionary of World War I slang
was compiled by a Canadian soldier in
1918, in response to the many questions
he received about the meanings of words
used in talks he gave while on recruiting
duty. It gives a fascinating contemporary
insight into life on the front line.
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Bookscape:
The First World War in Poetry
Geographies of Printing and Publishing in London before 1800
James Raven
Hardback £50
ISBN 978 0 7123 5733 3
272 pages, 244 x 172 mm
16 colour and 80 black
and white illustrations
Publishing May 2014
This book offers fresh perspectives
on the early modern and 18th century
book trade in London. Using a range
of new illustrative and topographical
evidence, James Raven reconstructs
the communities of London printers,
booksellers and their associates,
reassessing working practices and
the changes brought to different
neighbourhoods. Raven shows how
the transformation in publishing
capacity relates to different sites of
production. Booksellers altered shops
and operations, and the working
environment brought new challenges
and complications. Particular sites
allowed sharing and support between
printers, stationers and booksellers,
and trade was boosted by nearby
markets and services. Increased industry
also attracted brash entrants to the book
trade, not all of whom won approval.
THE FIRST WORLD WAR
IN POETRY
CD with booklet £10 inc VAT
ISBN 978 0 7123 5135 5
Running time: approximately 70 minutes
Publishing June 2014
A century on, the poets of the First
World War remain justly famous as the
chroniclers of their time. This spoken
word CD marks the centenary by telling
the story of the war in the words of
poets young and old. Hear the early
patriotic optimism of John Galsworthy
and Robert Bridges. Set out to war in the
company of Rupert Brooke and Wilfred
Owen. Learn of the premonitions at
home from W B Yeats and Thomas
Hardy. The readings feature many
prestigious poets, including Laurence
Binyon, G K Chesterton, Ford Madox
Ford, A E Housman, Rudyard Kipling,
Edith Nesbit and Isaac Rosenberg.
James Raven is Professor of Modern
History at the University of Essex
and Fellow of Magdalene College,
Cambridge. Among his many
publications is The Business of Books:
Booksellers and the English Book
Trade 1450–1850 (2007).
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A Literary Love Affair Tyndale’s Bible
The Blackbird
Wild Scotland
The blackbird is one of the most
familiar of all British birds and its
song is a great favourite. Enjoy the
beautiful melodies created by this
much-loved songbird in this new
collection of recordings.
Every traveller to Scotland is
enthralled not only by the spectacular
scenery but also the wealth of wildlife
in the country and its surrounding
islands. This CD brings together
a selection of some of the most
vocal and representative species of
this region, such as the sounds of
capercaillie, red deer, pine marten
and the iconic golden eagle.
Saint Matthew’s Gospel
This CD looks back over some of the
great love affairs of literary history.
It includes readings of poetry, letters
and extracts from works of fiction
written by British poets and authors
from Shakespearian times to the 20th
century. Here are real-life romantic
couples, such as Mary Shelley and
Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats and
Fanny Brawne and Lord Byron and
Lady Caroline Lamb. Alongside them,
fictional couples declare their love in
the classic literature of Jane Austen,
Charlotte Brontë, George Eliot,
Arthur Conan Doyle, D H Lawrence
and Virginia Woolf – the perfect
Valentine’s Day gift.
The New Testament of William
Tyndale, published in 1525–6, was
the first text of the Bible to be printed
in English. This new recording of
Saint Matthew’s Gospel, in the
pronunciation of Tyndale’s own time,
brings his ground-breaking work
vividly to life. It is read by Professor
David Crystal.
2 CDs with booklet £16 inc VAT
ISBN 978 0 7123 5127 0
Running time: 148 minutes
Published June 2013
CD with booklet £10 inc VAT
ISBN 978 0 7123 5129 4
Running time: approximately 70 minutes
Publishing January 2014
CD with booklet £10 inc VAT
ISBN 978 0 7123 5128 7
Running time: 66 minutes
Published April 2013
CD with booklet £10 inc VAT
ISBN 978 0 7123 5136 2
Running time: approximately 70 minutes
Publishing February 2014
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BRITISH LIBRARY CRIME CLASSICS
How to Live to Be 22
Keith Waterhouse
City Lights and
Streets Ahead
Mr Bazalgette’s Agent
The Santa Klaus Murder
Leonard Merrick
Mavis Doriel Hay
When Miriam Lea falls on hard
times, an advertisement for private
agents catches her eye, and within
weeks she finds herself in Mr
Bazalgette’s employ as a private
detective, travelling on a train to
Hamburg in pursuit of an audacious
fraudster. First published in 1888,
this new edition offers the modern
crime fiction fan an opportunity to
rediscover an enticing and rare
detective story.
Aunt Mildred always declared that
no good could come of the Melbury
family Christmas gathering, and
when Sir Osmond Melbury, the family
patriarch, is discovered on Christmas
Day, by a guest dressed as Santa
Klaus, with a bullet in his head,
the festivities are plunged into chaos.
This classic 1930s country house
mystery is now available for modern
readers for the first time since its
original publication.
Paperback £6.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5702 9
144 pages, 190 x 132 mm
Published September 2013
Paperback £8.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5712 8
288 pages, 190 x 132 mm
Published November 2013
Memoirs of Keith Waterhouse
First published in 2013 after it was
discovered in his archives, this is
Keith Waterhouse’s first book, written
when he was 22. It contains the
dreams, doubts, desires and ambitions
of a young man in post-war Leeds
trying to make his way as a writer,
and contains many of the themes that
Waterhouse would later develop in
Billy Liar.
Hardback £12.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 0969 1
160 pages, 198 x 130 mm
Published May 2013
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Keith Waterhouse’s memoirs, now
published together in one volume,
recall his childhood and adolescence
in soot-blackened, tramcar-rattling
Leeds, and his arrival in Fleet Street
in 1952, in the days of long liquid
lunches and eccentric newspapermen,
followed by his success as a
playwright, screenwriter and novelist.
Paperback £12.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 0964 6
480 pages, 198 x 130 mm
Published May 2013
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Deportment for Dukes
and Tips for Toffs
You Have Been Warned!
A Literary Christmas
A Complete Guide to the Road
An Anthology
Brummell & Beau
Fougasse & McCullough
First published in 1900, this is
the original deportment guide for
the aristocracy and contains advice
for all the contingencies of a ducal
existence. Its ethics are adapted alike
to throne-room, boudoir and butler’s
pantry and among the areas of advice
offered are: the dinner table, hunting,
the ballroom, the precedence of
personages and the whole duty of
the gentleman.
This guide to the road, originally
published in 1935, is a compilation
of humorous advice for perplexed
motorists. Illustrated throughout with
more than 100 witty line drawings
by Punch cartoonist Fougasse, this
charming book is a reminder of a time
when driving was a relative novelty
and was attended with a real sense
of excitement.
Hardback £7.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5703 6
64 pages, 203 x 155 mm
12 black and white illustrations
Published October 2013
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Hardback £10
ISBN 978 0 7123 5899 6
144 pages, 178 x 115 mm
145 black and white illustrations
Published September 2013
How to Cure the Plague
& other Curious Remedies
Julian Walker
A seasonal anthology that collects
together Christmas poems, short
stories and prose extracts by some
of the greatest writers in the English
language, including Charles Dickens,
Nancy Mitford, Jane Austen and
P G Wodehouse. Also available as
a 2 CD set read by Juliet Stevenson
and Simon Callow.
This book presents a fascinating
compilation of some of the most
unusual and disturbing cures from
history, from the Middle Ages to
the 19th century. Remedies include
drinking the urine of a sick man or
beast for a snakebite, earwax for
colic, and eating nothing but apples
for a month to cure a raging madness.
Hardback £12.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 0968 4
160 pages, 210 x 149 mm
30 illustrations
Hardback £10
ISBN 978 0 7123 5701 2
144 pages, 210 x 149 mm
30 black and white illustrations
Published October 2013
2 CDs with booklet £12.99 inc VAT
ISBN 978 0 7123 5130 0
Running time: 138 minutes
Published October 2013
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Propaganda: Power
and Persuasion
Maps of Paradise
Alessandro Scafi
The Angel of Charleston A History of
Chromolithography
Grace Higgens, Housekeeper
to the Bloomsbury Group
David Welch
Stewart MacKay
This book takes a close look at the
range of propaganda used by different
states and their opponents over the
last 100 years. Increased literacy,
multiplying media formats, and
competing messengers in recent times
have meant the need for ever greater
effort to persuade and influence
20th and 21st century citizens.
Wonderfully illustrated throughout
with posters, pamphlets, statues, flags
and other forms of propaganda.
Paperback £19.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5700 5
216 pages, 280 x 220 mm
115 colour illustrations
Published May 2013
For two millennia learned people have
wondered where on earth the primal
paradise could have been located
geographically. Where was the idyllic
Garden of Eden that is described in
the Bible? Maps of Paradise illustrates
and describes the diverse ways in
which Eden is depicted on maps from
Late Antiquity to the 21st century.
Hardback £20
ISBN 978 0 7123 5709 8
176 pages, 270 x 210 mm
100 colour illustrations
Published October 2013
Published in North and South America
by University of Chicago Press.
Printed Colour for All
Michael Twyman
Grace Higgens was for 50 years
the housekeeper to Vanessa Bell.
This book tells Grace’s story for the
first time, using her own words to
paint a vivid picture of her years in
Bloomsbury, in the South of France
and at Charleston farmhouse in
Sussex. Grace’s biography describes
a little-known side of the Bloomsbury
world and illuminates a lost era of
domestic service.
This major new book traces the
evolution of chromolithography, or
lithographic colour printing, from its
beginnings in the 19th century to its
dominant industrial position in the
50 years before World War I.
With over 850 colour illustrations,
this book demonstrates how
chromolithography helped to change
perceptions of the world by bringing
colour to so many walks of life.
Hardback £16.99
ISBN 978 0 7123 5867 5
160 pages, 216 x 140mm
30 black and white illustrations
Published October 2013
Hardback £75
ISBN 978 0 7123 5710 4
728 pages, 305 x 225 mm
850 colour illustrations
Published September 2013
Published in North and South America
by Oak Knoll Press.
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1000 Years of Royal
Books and Manuscripts
The Land of Opportunity
English Manuscript Studies 1100–1700, Volume 18
Joseph Haydn and Britain
Discovering, Identifying and Editing Early Modern Manuscripts
Edited by Kathleen Doyle and
Scot McKendrick
Edited by Richard Chesser
and David Wyn Jones
Edited by Peter Beal
This multi-author volume
comprises ten articles on subjects
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covered are authorship, scribes,
provenance, and transmission.
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5893 4
272 pages, 228 x 250 mm
25 black and white
illustrations
Published November 2013
The Book Trade in Early Modern England
Practices, Perceptions, Connections
Edited by John Hinks and Victoria Gardner
How important a part did books
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social world he found there.
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5708 1
272 pages, 244 x 172 mm
80 colour illustrations
Published December 2013
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208 pages, 244 x 172 mm
30 black and white illustrations
Published October 2013
30
Recent Highlights
The essays in this volume shed
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15th century, when the trade was
modest in scale and hamstrung by
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by which time it had become
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5711 1
256 pages, 226 x 152 mm
30 black and white illustrations
Published November 2013
Published in North and South
America by Oak Knoll Press.
Corpus of British Medieval Library Catalogues Vol 15
The Libraries of Collegiate Churches
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libraries outside universities, the
evidence for which has hitherto
been little known. Many of the
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newly brought to light for this
volume. It will make a significant
contribution to knowledge of the
diffusion of print in England.
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5706 7
2 volumes, 1200 pages,
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4 black and white illustrations
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31
Arts and Literature
1000 Years of
English Literature
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Alice’s Adventures
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Beautiful Bookbindings
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The Golden Primer
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Grimm’s
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Heroes and Heroines
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Charles Dickens
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The Charleston Bulletin
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Kings and Queens
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Dangerous Work
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London Town
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Love Letters
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The Female Detective
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Book History
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Out of this World
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The Owl and the
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Peake’s Progress
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Poet and Critic
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Points of View
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Sea Monsters on Medieval
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Shakespeare’s First Folio
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Love’s Labour’s Lost
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The Merchant of Venice
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Othello
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Revolutionary
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A History of Langmans
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The Album Amicorum
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Book Makers
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Photographs and Words
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Books as History
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The British Book Trade
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British Butterflies
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The Culture of Correction
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Puss in Boots
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Revelations of a
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Fleet Street
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From Compositors
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From the Penny Dreadful
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Great Natural History
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The Story of Graphic Design
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Writing Britain
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Impressions of Nature
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Intelligence Revealed
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Manuscript and Print
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Printing in England in the
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Selected Backlist
35
Publishing Samuel Beckett
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History
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British Library
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Publishing the Fine and
Applied Arts
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Cruel Deeds and
Dreadful Calamities
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5811 8
Tom Stoppard
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ISBN 978 0 7123 4966 6
Evolving English
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5098 3
William Caxton and
Early Printing in England
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5088 4
From Books to Bezoars
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5880 4
The World at their Fingertips
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5877 4
Corpus of British Medieval
Library Catalogues
Volume 8
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ISBN: 978 0 7123 4710 5
A Guide to Western
Historical Scripts from
Antiquity to 1600
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ISBN 978 0 7123 0307 1
The Book of
Transformation of
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5828 6
Electronic Beowulf
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Volume 10
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Volume 12
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Volume 13
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Volume 14
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Tudor Manuscripts
1485–1603
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Manuscript Miscellanies
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In the
Prayse of Writing’
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The Life of St Edmund
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ISBN 978 0 7123 4871 3
London: A History in Maps
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5879 8
London: A life in Maps
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ISBN 978 0 7123 4919 2
Magna Carta
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English Manuscripts
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Guide to Scripts Used in
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In the Prayse of Writing
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The Lindisfarne Gospels and
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5801 9
The
Macclesfield
The
Taymouth
Hours
Alphabet
Book
Kathryn A. Smith
A FA C S I M I L E
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5092 1
36
Medieval Maps of the
Holy Land
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Raffles Ark Redrawn
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Ships and Shipping in
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The Macclesfield
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Painted Labyrinth
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Royal Manuscripts
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5816 3
The Taymouth Hours
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5869 9
Selected Backlist
37
Religions
Art, Identity and Devotion
in 14th-Century England
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ISBN 978 0 7123 4830 0
Codex Sinaiticus
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5803 3
Codex Sinaiticus:
A Full Facsimile
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ISBN 978 0 7123 4998 7
The Durham Liber Vitae
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ISBN 978 0 7123 4986 4
The New Testament 1526
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ISBN 978 0 7123 4664 1
Ritual and the Rood
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ISBN 978 0 7123 4875 1
The St Albans Psalter
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ISBN 978 0 7123 0677 5
The Trinity Apocalypse
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Caribbean Roots
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ISBN 978 0 7123 5116 4
Edith Sitwell
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Short Stories
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Short Stories volume 2
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The Essential Shakespeare
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The Essential Shakespeare
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Evelyn Waugh
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George Barker
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Graham Greene
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H.G. Wells
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Kings and Queens
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Lawrence Durrell
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Audio – Arts and Literature
The New Testament 1526
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The Wycliffe New
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American Writers
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British Writers
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SCIENCE FICTION
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Irish Poets and Writers
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Aldous Huxley
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The Bloomsbury Group
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The Narrative of John Smith
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Peake’s Progress
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Samuel Beckett
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Science Fiction Writers
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Shakespeare’s original
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Stevie Smith
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Ted Hughes
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British Bird Sounds on CD
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British Mammals
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Countryside Birds
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SOUNDS OF
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Tom Stoppard
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Travel Writers
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Voices of the UK
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Secret Songs of Birds
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Songs of Garden Birds
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Sounds of the British
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Sounds of the Night
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Wild London
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Wild World
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Audio – History
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William S Burroughs
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The Writing Life
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Voices of History
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Vanishing Wildlife
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Waves
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Beautiful Bird Songs of Britain
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Bird Mimicry
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41
1000 Years of English Literature
1000 Years of Royal Books and Manuscripts
32
30
Album Amicorum, The
Aldous Huxley
Alice’s Adventures Under Ground
American Poets
American Writers
Angel of Charleston, The
Art and History of Globes, The
Art, Identity and Devotion in
Fourteenth-Century England
35
38
32
38
38
29
03
Beautiful Bird Songs of Britain
Beautiful Bird Songs from Around the World
Beautiful Bookbindings
Beauty, What It Is and How to Retain It
Beowulf
Bernard Shaw
Bird Mimicry
Blackbird, The
Bloomsbury Group, The
Book and the Transformation of Britain, The
Book Makers
Book of the British Library, The
Book Trade in Early Modern England, The
Booklover’s Book of Jokes, Quips and Quotes
Books as History
Bookscape
British Bird Sounds on CD
British Book Trade, The
British Butterflies
British Mammals
British Poets
British Writers
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32
37
39
41
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39
37
35
36
31
32
35
20
41
35
35
41
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38
Caribbean Roots
Cat and the Birds, The
Cat that Walked by Himself, The
Charles Dickens
Charleston Bulletin Supplements, The
Charlotte Bronte
City Lights and Streets Ahead
Coastal Birds
Codex Sinaiticus
Codex Sinaiticus: A Facsimile
Coming of Photography to India, The
Cornish Coast Murder, The
Corpus of British Medieval Library Catalogues
Countryside Birds
Cruel Deeds and Dreadful Calamities
Culture of Correction in
Renaissance Europe, The
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32
32
32
32
24
41
38
38
32
11
31
41
36
42
Index
38
35
Curious Cookbook, The
32
John Keats
Dangerous Work
Dawn Chorus
Death on the Cherwell
Deportment for Dukes and Tips for Toffs
Dogs in Books
Durham Liber Vitae, The
32
41
13
26
32
38
Kings and Queens
Edith Sitwell
English Manuscript Studies 1100–1700
Essential Shakespeare Live, The
Evelyn Waugh
Evolving English
Female Detective, The
First World War in Poetry, The
Fleet Street
From Books to Bezoars
From Compositors to Collectors
From the Penny Dreadful to the Ha’Penny
Dreadfuller
Gentleman’s Art of Dressing with
Economy, The
George Barker
Georgian Art of Gambling, The
Georgians Revealed
Golden Age of Flowers, The
Golden Primer, The
Graham Greene
Great Natural History Books and their
Creators
Grimm’s Household Tales
Guide to Scripts Used in English Writings
Up to 1500
Guide to Western Historical Scripts, A
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39
39
36
32
21
35
36
35
35
32
39
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05
32
33
39
35
33
37
37
Heroes and Heroines
H. G. Wells
Hidden Stories of the First World War
History of Chromolithography, A
History of Longmans, A
How to Cure the Plague
How to Live to Be 22
Hunting of the Snark, The
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39
18
29
35
27
24
33
Illustrating Shakespeare
Impressions of Nature
In the Prayse of Writing
Intelligence Revealed
Irish Poets and Writers
33
35
37
35
38
33
33, 39
Lady Cycling
Lake District Murder, The
Land of Opportunity, The
Lawrence Durrell
Life of St Edmund, The
Lindisfarne Gospels and the Early Medieval
World, The
Lingo of No Man’s Land
Literary Christmas, A
Literary Love Affair, A
Lives of the Mughal Emperors, The
London: A History in Maps
London: A Life in Maps
London Town
Look of Love, The
Love Letters
14
10
30
39
36
37
19
27
22
33
36
36
33
09
33
Macclesfield Alphabet Book
Magna Carta
Magnificent Maps
Manners for Millionaires
Manuscript and Print in London
Maps of Paradise
Medieval Cats
Medieval Dogs
Medieval Flower Book, The
Medieval Maps of the Holy Land
Michael Katakis
Mr Bazalgette’s Agent
Mughal India
Murder Underground
37
36
36
17
35
28
33
33
33
36
34
25
33
12
Narrative of John Smith, The
33, 39
New Testament, 1526, The
38
Nonsense Botany and Nonsense Alphabets
34
Nonsense Songs and Stories
34
Notting Hill Mystery, The
34
Old Man’s Guide to Health and Longer Life
Out of This World
Owl and the Pussy-Cat, The
34
34
34
Painted Labyrinth
37
Peake’s Progress
34, 39
Pleasures of the Garden
07
Poet and Critic
34
Points of View
34
Printing in England in the Fifteenth Century
35
Propaganda: Power and Persuasion
28
Publishing Samuel Beckett
Publishing the Fine and Applied Arts
Puss in Books
36
36
34
Raffles’ Ark Redrawn
Revelations of a Lady Detective
Ritual and the Rood
Royal Manuscripts
36
34
38
37
Samuel Beckett: Works for Radio
Santa Klaus Murder, The
Science Fiction Writers
Sea Monsters in Medieval and Renaissance
Maps
Secret Songs of Birds
Shakespeare’s First Folio
Shakespeare’s Original Pronunciation
Ships and Shipping in Medieval Manuscripts
Short Stories
Songs of Garden Birds
Sounds of the British Coastline
Sounds of the Night
St Alban’s Psalter
Stevie Smith
Story of Graphic Design, The
40
25
40
Taymouth Hours, The
Tom Stoppard: A Bibliographical History
Tom Stoppard Radio Plays
Travel Writers
Trinity Apocalypse, The
Tyndale’s Bible
37
36
40
40
38
22
Vanishing Wildlife
Voices of History
Voices of the UK
41
40
40
You Have Been Warned!
26
Waves
W. H. Auden
Wild London
Wild Scotland
Wild World
William Caxton and Early Printing in England
William S. Burroughs and Brion Gysin
Woman Owner-Driver, The
World at Your Fingertips, The
Writing Britain
Writing Life, The
W. T. Stead
Wycliffe New Testament 1388, The
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40
41
23
41
36
40
15
37
34
40
35
38
Index
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