The first John Murray and the late eighteenth-century London book trade : with a checklist of his publications
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The first John Murray and the late eighteenth-century London book trade : with a checklist of his publications
(A British Academy postdoctoral fellowship monograph)
Published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press, c1998
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In October 1768 John Murray founded the publishing house which until recently remained an independent. He had no publishing experience and began with a capital of just GBP700. On his death, twenty-five years later, Murray's stocks, shares and copyrights were worth GBP12,000. Using John Murray's extensive archive, William Zachs charts the story of the man and the publishing house.
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