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Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
1. Setting the Scene
2. Finding Success: Blackwood’s, 1860–1879
3. Africa Rewritten: The Case of John Hanning Speke
4. Reade Revised: A Woman Hater and the Women’s Medical Movement
5. Shifting Ground: Blackwood’s, 1880–1912
6. Creating House Identities: Nineteenth-Century Publishing
Memoirs and the Annals of a Publishing House
7. “A Grocer’s Business”: William Blackwood III
and the Literary Agents
Conclusion
Appendices 1-3: Introduction
Appendix 1. Blackwood & Sons Publishing Statistics, 1860–1910
Appendix 2. Blackwood’s Magazine Sales, 1856–1915
Appendix 3. Margaret Oliphant Sales, 1860–1897
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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