An edition of Books and the public
(1927)
Books and the public
by Blackwell, Basil Sir, Henderson, Hubert Douglas Sir, Peter Ibbetson, Jeffery E. Jeffery, John Maynard Keynes, Michael Sadleir, Henry B. Saxton, Unwin, Stanley Sir, Leonard Woolf, and Charles Young
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Table of Contents
Books and the public -- the editor of "The Nation"
Are books too dear? -- John Maynard Keynes
-- Are books a necessity? -- Stanley Unwin
Ambiguities of the book trade: (i) The literary agent, (ii) The circulating library -- Michael Sadleir
Mass-suggestion and the book trade -- Basil Blackwell
On advertising books -- Leonard Woolf
On the reluctance to buy books -- Peter Ibbetson
The condition of the book trade -- Henry B. Saxton
The bookseller's point of view -- Charles Young
The printed word -- Jeffery E. Jeffery.
Edition Notes
Originally published in the Nation and Athenaeum.
Rare Book copy 2: Original printed paper wrappers.
Gift; James G. Nelson; 2016.
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