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JOURNEYS THROUGH THE MARKET: TRAVEL, TRAVELLERS AND THE BOOK TRADE.
Myers, Robin.

- New Castle : Oak Knoll Press 1999 - 8vo. - pictorial paper-covered boards. - ix, 154 pages. - ISBN 9781584560142 ; 1584560142 / Order Nr. 57369 - Price: $ 39.95 View Table of Contents

First edition. Part of the Publishing Pathways Series. This work is a series of scholarly essays on the history of travel, travelers and their relation to the book trade. The essays are written by the following prominent British scholars: Bill Bell, University of Edinburgh; Jeremy Black, University of Exeter; Michael Harris, University of London; Charles Newton, Victoria and Albert Museum; Anthony Payne, Bernard Quaritch Ltd.; Andrew Tatham, Royal Geographical Society; and Giles Barber, University of Oxford.

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