The History of British Journalism: From the Foundation of the Newspaper Press in England, to the Repeal of the Stamp Act in 1855, 2. kötetR. Bentley, 1859 |
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... circulation reduced to 350 daily , had fallen into the hands of Stuart and Christie the Eory auctioneer , who bought it of Tattersall in 1796 , giving only the 6007. for copyright , house , and plant ; and in 1799 , in hin conjunction ...
... circulation reduced to 350 daily , had fallen into the hands of Stuart and Christie the Eory auctioneer , who bought it of Tattersall in 1796 , giving only the 6007. for copyright , house , and plant ; and in 1799 , in hin conjunction ...
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... grounds , boasts that he * Daniel Stuart's Letter in the " Gentleman's Magazine , " June , 1838 , p . 577 . + Biographia Literaria , vol . i . p . 217 . ett raised the circulation by 2,000 per annum , whilst 4 THE HISTORY OF.
... grounds , boasts that he * Daniel Stuart's Letter in the " Gentleman's Magazine , " June , 1838 , p . 577 . + Biographia Literaria , vol . i . p . 217 . ett raised the circulation by 2,000 per annum , whilst 4 THE HISTORY OF.
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... circulation by 2,000 per annum , whilst he de- rived so little pecuniary advantage from it that his weekly remuneration was only equal to his weekly necessities . This complaint Stuart has laboured to contradict , in the vindication of ...
... circulation by 2,000 per annum , whilst he de- rived so little pecuniary advantage from it that his weekly remuneration was only equal to his weekly necessities . This complaint Stuart has laboured to contradict , in the vindication of ...
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... circulation which the paper was attaining . When Mr. Tattersall sold it to Stuart , its advertising connexion was almost confined to horse and carriage auctioneers and dealers ; but now the booksellers , perceiving the literary turn it ...
... circulation which the paper was attaining . When Mr. Tattersall sold it to Stuart , its advertising connexion was almost confined to horse and carriage auctioneers and dealers ; but now the booksellers , perceiving the literary turn it ...
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... circulation ; Lamb says , only a hundred subscribers . " Blocks , axes , Whitehall tribunals , were covered with flowers of so cunning a periphrasis , as Mr. Bayes says , never naming the thing directly , that the keen eye of an ...
... circulation ; Lamb says , only a hundred subscribers . " Blocks , axes , Whitehall tribunals , were covered with flowers of so cunning a periphrasis , as Mr. Bayes says , never naming the thing directly , that the keen eye of an ...
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