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BLT19: 19th-Century Business, Labour, Temperance, & Trade Periodicals
  • BLT19 PERIODICALS
    • British Workman nos. 1-43 (1855-8)
      • British Workman nos 77-120
    • British Workwoman
    • Building World
    • Stationery Trade Review
    • Navy and Army Illustrated
    • Zoom & Browse Interface
  • BLT19 Creative
    • BLT19 Exhibitions
      • Keep the Door of My Lips
        • Keep the Door of My Lips: Conversation with the Artists
        • Keep the Door of My Lips: Exhibition Booklet
          • Keep the Door of My Lips: Exhibition Booklet Introduction
          • Keep the Door of My Lips. Exhibition Booklet. Opening Our Lips, Meeting Our Selves
          • Keep the Door of My Lips: Exhibition Booklet. Educating Women in Work?
          • Keep the Door of My Lips: Exhibition Booklet. Working on Employment
    • BLT19 Fiction
      • The Workwoman
  • SECONDARY MATERIALS
    • TOPICS
      • Animals
      • Child Labour
      • Physical vs. Digital Periodicals
      • Advertising
    • PEOPLE
      • BALFOUR, Clara Lucas (Writer, “British Workman”)
      • SMITHIES, Thomas Bywater (Editor, “British Workman”)
      • WEIR, Harrison (Artist/Illustrator, “British Workman”)
    • IMAGE GALLERIES
  • TEACHER MATERIALS
    • Introduction to 19th-Century Periodicals
    • Theme 1: Industrialisation
    • Theme 2: Identifying Target Audience
    • Theme 3: Missionaries, Colonialism, and the “British Workman”
    • Theme 4: What is a Trade Journal?
    • Theme 5: Women in the “British Workman”
  • BLOGS
    • The Secret of England’s Greatness:
    • Work, Money and Drinking:
    • Ambition and Adversity:
    • The Millennial in the Media:
    • The Role of Language in Creating a Community of Work in the Press
    • Interview with an Intern: The Millennial in the Media
    • Database of Business, Trade and Professional Periodicals: a New Overview
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BLT19
2 Dec
BLT19
@BLT19Project

Wish i could be there! twitter.com/LaraAtki…

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Troy J. Bassett
2 Dec
Troy J. Bassett
@3VolumeNovel

Sad news: English Literature in Transition ending 2020 after 60+ years. The first journal I ever subscribed to, the first I ever submitted to, and the first I ever appeared in. Ed. Robert Langenfeld was great to work with #victorianstudies #bookhistory eltpress.org/thejour…

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David Merritt
2 Dec
David Merritt
@butwhatifitsall

Don’t use my son’s death, and his and his colleague’s photos - to promote your vile propaganda. Jack stood against everything you stand for - hatred, division, ignorance. twitter.com/DMReport…

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Greenwich English
1 Dec
Greenwich English
@GreenwichEng

Listen up y'all: liberal arts degrees are the future! @UoGreHumanities @UogEnglish inc.com/jessica-stil…

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BLT19
29 Nov
BLT19
@BLT19Project

Very excited to have won some pennies to work on a student project mobilising our resources! Watch this space! @ResearchScene @UoGreHumanities @GreenwichEng

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London C19 Studies
27 Nov
London C19 Studies
@LondonC19

Next week at the London 19C Seminar (Thurs 5 Dec). @ClareGS87 (UCL) on 'Freethought Periodicals of the Late 19th Century'; Koenraad Claes (Ghent) on 'Understanding the Early Avant-Garde through Late-Victorian Little Magazines' #Victorian #Periodicals eventbrite.co.uk/e/l… pic.twitter.com/Py6q…

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Fiona Snailham
26 Nov
Fiona Snailham
@Fiona_Snailham

If you haven’t already, register to vote now - deadline imminent: Register by 11:59pm on 26 November to vote in the General Election on 12 December. If you want to apply to vote by post in England, Scotland or Wales, register before 5pm on 26 November. gov.uk/register-to-v…

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beth gaskell
25 Nov
beth gaskell
@gaskell_beth

Another outing for one of my favourite masthead's of all time - from the society newspaper, High Life in London (1827-1828). Soon to be digitised by @BL_MadeDigital #MastheadMonday pic.twitter.com/4ppQ…

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John Morton
23 Nov
John Morton
@Drjmorton

Lovely to meet so many people today. Please do stay in touch after #greopenday with any questions and if I can be of further help. twitter.com/Greenwic…

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David Finkelstein
22 Nov
David Finkelstein
@FinkelsteinD

Oh look, a collection I co-edited almost 20 years ago on identity in the 19th century media is on sale for less than £10! Quick, get your copy before sale ends 3 December. palgrave.com/gp/book…

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Patrick Leary
20 Nov
Patrick Leary
@PatrickLearyVIC

2/ For example, he has recently tracked down thousands of attributions for articles and reviews in the Saturday Review between 1855 and 1900: bit.ly/2KxJ7Lh I just looked up one slashing 1871 review of a Yates novel and learned that the author was Leslie Stephen!

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Patrick Leary
20 Nov
Patrick Leary
@PatrickLearyVIC

1/ What Gary Simons has quietly achieved with the Curran Index - the most extensive guide since the Wellesley Index to who wrote what in the 19th-c. periodical press - is simply astounding. And he's not done yet. curranindex.org

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beth gaskell
19 Nov
beth gaskell
@gaskell_beth

Today's #MastheadMonday is the Glasgow Sentinel (1821-1823), a controversial Tory newspaper, set up in response to the closing of the Edinburgh Beacon (1821). It was linked to the fatal duel between Sir Alexander Boswell & James Stuart. Soon to be digitised by @BL_MadeDigital pic.twitter.com/fU3M…

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BLT19
19 Nov
BLT19
@BLT19Project

When I've finished checking it, I'll put up a database of trade and professional periodicals that will be useful for mapping networks in terms of geography and publishers. twitter.com/Drjmorto…

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Dr Clare Stainthorp
18 Nov
Dr Clare Stainthorp
@ClareGS87

It’s here! Turns out my book on Constance Naden is really real 😄 if you’d like to see it in person, I’d be so delighted if you asked your librarian to order it or you came along to @19cc_bham on Wednesday afternoon for the launch! peterlang.com/abstra… pic.twitter.com/HS2X…

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BLT19
18 Nov
BLT19
@BLT19Project

Thanks for the shout out! @gaskell_beth and @ann_m_hale are also people to contact for specific areas of professional press. twitter.com/Drjmorto…

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Fiona Snailham
18 Nov
Fiona Snailham
@Fiona_Snailham

Wonderful news! twitter.com/BrontePa…

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Oscar Wilde
18 Nov
Oscar Wilde
@Wit_of_Wilde

It is absurd to have a hard and fast rule about what one should read and what one shouldn't. More than half of modern culture depends on what one shouldn't read.

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Andrew Hobbs
18 Nov
Andrew Hobbs
@hobbb

Stained glass window elements, in the design studio of Abbott & Co, Lancaster, from article on the firm in Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society by Margaret Edwards (who took the pic) landcas.org.uk/trans… pic.twitter.com/twSN…

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Hallie Rubenhold
18 Nov
Hallie Rubenhold
@HallieRubenhold

A week has passed since the murder of Anastasia Yeshchenko, a fellow female historian of the 18th & 19th centuries. Not surprisingly, there is virtually no coverage in the English language press about who she was but a lot about her murderer. I'd like redress this imbalance here. pic.twitter.com/Yuia…

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