An edition of The bookselling system (1852)

The bookselling system

letter to the Right Hon. Lord Campbell, respecting the late enquiry into the regulations of the Booksellers' Association, more particularly in reference to the causes which led to its dissolution, the charges against the retail booksellers by which that dissolution was effected, and the consequences to authors likely to result from unrestricted competition in the sale of new works

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An edition of The bookselling system (1852)

The bookselling system

letter to the Right Hon. Lord Campbell, respecting the late enquiry into the regulations of the Booksellers' Association, more particularly in reference to the causes which led to its dissolution, the charges against the retail booksellers by which that dissolution was effected, and the consequences to authors likely to result from unrestricted competition in the sale of new works

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James Bigg and Sons
Language
English
Pages
46

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Subjects
Booksellers and bookselling, History, Books, Prices, Price fixing, Correspondence, Booksellers' Association (London, England)
People
James Bigg, Campbell Lord
Places
England

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The bookselling system: letter to the Right Hon. Lord Campbell, respecting the late enquiry into the regulations of the Booksellers' Association, more particularly in reference to the causes which led to its dissolution, the charges against the retail booksellers by which that dissolution was effected, and the consequences to authors likely to result from unrestricted competition in the sale of new works
1852, James Bigg and Sons
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Edition Notes

"A Retail Bookseller" is James Bigg. Cf. page 46.

Includes the testimony of Dickens, Carlyle, Spencer, G.C. Lewis and others.

Reproduction of the original from the Goldsmiths' Library of Economic Literature, Senate House Library, University of London.

Shelfmark number: [G.L.] B.852.

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Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890, Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890

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Z329.B66 B53

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1 online resource (46 pages).
Number of pages
46

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OL44041901M
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1198245356

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