Lethbridge, 2000 - Google Patents
Anthological reading habits in the eighteenth century: the case of Thomson's SeasonsLethbridge, 2000
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- 13300957717590634788
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- Lethbridge S
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- Anthologies of British poetry: Critical perspectives from literary and cultural studies
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It has been suggested that the eighteenth century witnessed a'reading revolution'which involved not only a considerable increase in the number of readers but also a change in reading habits.! Finding historical evidence for actual reading practices is notoriously difficult …
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