Primary Sources on Nineteenth-Century Journalism: Geographies of Print

This volume of primary sources provides material concerning periodicals and newspapers published in London or aimed at a London readership. The collection examines previously unknown controversies and topical discussions, revealing journalistic networks, the emergence of new generations, as well as unsolved antagonisms between groups. Thematic clusters focus on networks of varying degrees of formality, geographies of production, geographies of consumption, technological change, art and artistic techniques, financial matters and adverts. Consideration of gender, class, race and the environment underpin the selection and discussion of materials. This title will be of great interest to students of History, Media, and Literature.