Primary Sources on Nineteenth-Century Journalism

This four volume collection of primary sources allows research into the nineteenth-century British media industries’ transformative interdependencies around the globe and with each other. Ranging from manuscript letters and unpublished journalism, to illustrations, publishers’ accounts,advertisements and mastheads, the aim of this collection is to present rich resources that reveal the inner working of the nineteenth-century press. Particular attention is paid to gender, class, race, and the environment through the lens of geographies of production and consumption. This collection will be of great interest to students of History, Literature, and Journalism.