Printers and Men of Capital : Philadelphia Book Publishers in the New Republic Book

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Printers and Men of Capital : Philadelphia Book Publishers in the New Republic
Written by author Rosalind Remer
Published by University of Pennsylvania Press, 1996/05/01
An important phase in the American book trade's shift from colonial craft work to nineteenth-century big business took place in the early national period, as printers began to take on the risks of book publishing by creating and serving new markets. Rosal

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Introduction 1

1 The First Century of Philadelphia Printing and Publishing 11

2 Politics, Patronage, and Publishing in the 1790s 24

3 "Young Adventurers," Master Printers, and "Men of Capital" 39

4 New Modes of Publishing in the Early Republic 69

5 Credit Networks and the New Publishers 100

6 "Forced Trade" and Distant Markets 125

Conclusion 149

Appendix 153

Notes 159

Bibliography 191

Index 205

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Heigh : 9.330 cm (3.67 inches)

Depth: 0.830 cm (0.33 inches)

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	List of Illustrations
	Acknowledgments
	List Abbreviations
	Introduction	1
1	The First Century of Philadelphia Printing and Publishing	11
2	Politics, Patronage, and Publishing in the 1790s	24
3	"Young Adventurers," Master Printers, and "Men of Capital"	39
4	New Modes of Publishing in the Early Republic	69
5	Credit Networks and the New Publishers	100
6	"Forced Trade" and Distant Markets	125
	Conclusion	149
	Appendix	153
	Notes	159
	Bibliography	191
	Index	205