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Elements in Publishing and Book Culture

Joseph Whitaker

'Mechanic' to the Victorian Book Trade

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Joseph Whitaker

Elements in Publishing and Book Culture

Joseph Whitaker

'Mechanic' to the Victorian Book Trade

Elements in Publishing and Book Culture: Joseph Whitaker

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Joseph Whitaker is best remembered today as the originator of Whitaker's Almanack, but he was also one of the most important publishers of the nineteenth century. As editor of The Bookseller, he had a panoramic view of the book trade and studied the commercial and structural forces that shaped its activities.

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Joseph Whitaker is best remembered today as the originator of Whitaker's Almanack, but he was also one of the most important publishers of the nineteenth century. As editor of The Bookseller, he had a panoramic view of the book trade and studied the commercial and structural forces that shaped its activities.

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