The printer Francis Burges mistakenly believed he had introduced his trade to Norwich in September 1701 with the production of his own work entitled Some observations on the use and original of the noble art of printing. All copies of his small pamphlet now appear to have been lost, but almost all the text was either copied or paraphrased in one or other of five later printed books or manuscripts, dating between 1707 and 1829. This article seeks to describe the background to Francis Burges's lost work, to reconstruct his original text, and to provide annotations concerning his own sources of information.An account and reconstruction of a 'lost' history of printing published in Norwich 170
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An account of the compilation of Francis Blomefield's History of Norwich, published in parts 1741-17...
An annotated edition of the hitherto unpublished and little-known treatise "Of the first invention o...
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Account of a family of booksellers, publishers and printers in Norwich from the mid 18th to the mid ...
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This article examines the book collection of Sir Francis Leicester (1674-1742) of Nether Tabley Hall...
This article attributes one of the three “first” editions of Leviathan to the London printer John Ri...
At least 65 of the books, pamphlets or broadsides printed in England in foreign vernaculars during t...
The printer Francis Burges mistakenly believed he had introduced his trade to Norwich in September 1...
My research has yielded publications that contribute to the field of printing history through the fi...
An account of the compilation of Francis Blomefield's History of Norwich, published in parts 1741-17...
An annotated edition of the hitherto unpublished and little-known treatise "Of the first invention o...
An annotated edition of 294 letters written to or received from Francis Blomefield between 1728 and ...
An account of a controversial sermon followed by a publishing war involving different Norwich printe...
The year 1977 marked the five-hundredth anniversary of the first book printed in England, William Ca...
This thesis is a study of the eighteenth-century editions of the works of Edmund Spenser (1552–1599)...
Benjamin Franklin worked as a pressman and compositor in London from January 1725 to July 1726, firs...
A lawsuit in 1808 leads to evidence of the artist who created unpublished drawings intended for a la...
Account of a family of booksellers, publishers and printers in Norwich from the mid 18th to the mid ...
Having first briefly informed the reader on the life of the Puritan Arthur Hildersham (1563-1632), a...
This article examines the book collection of Sir Francis Leicester (1674-1742) of Nether Tabley Hall...
This article attributes one of the three “first” editions of Leviathan to the London printer John Ri...
At least 65 of the books, pamphlets or broadsides printed in England in foreign vernaculars during t...