Telling people what to think
Telling people what to think: early eighteenth-century periodicals from the Review to the Rambler
edited by J. A. Downie and Thomas N. Corns
Publisher: London, England ; F. Cass, c1993.
ISBN: 0714645087
DDC: 824.509
LCC: PR925
Notes:
"This group of studies first appeared in a special issue of Prose
studies, vol. 15, no. 3 (December 1992)."
Includes bibliographical references.
Stating facts right about Defoe's Review / J.A. Downie -- The Tatler:
from half-sheet to book / Calhoun Winton -- The Examiner re-examined
/ W.A. Speck -- The Spectator's generalizing discourse / Charles A.
Knight -- The Craftsman / Simon Varey -- The life and death of Common
sense / Thomas Lockwood -- Literature and commerce in
eighteenth-century London: the making of The Champion / Michael
Harris -- The Rambler and the eighteenth-century periodical essay: a
dissenting view / Pat Rogers.
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