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...In recent decades, literary critics have explored the arena of early modern print culture with increasing enthusiasm. Scholars have identified a wealth of allusions to wider print culture in canonical texts, and begun to map a stratum of public language, the language of pamphlets, newspapers...

... shaped by their involvement in participatory politics. Cromwell Oliver Levellers petitioning Hill Christopher public sphere historiography print culture Puritan networks participatory politics Catholicism Lilburne John tyranny Commonwealth 1649–53 Calvert Giles Petitions Parliament print...

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... the era’s print culture. The English Reformation spurred a long conversation, one which was fundamentally about what constituted truth. Eighteenth-century polemical divinity grappled both with what constituted truth and with the consequences of divisions over what constituted truth. For this reason, some...

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... William ‘Carver Mrs’ Sir Anthony Carlisle consumerism public health ignorance communication bodies communities medical media epidemics coronavirus pandemic literature print culture Misinformation and ignorance are clearly not the same thing, though equally clearly – and many of the chapters...

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...This chapter presents a cultural history of the eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century building tradesman in Britain, Ireland and North America, focusing on his social identity and professional class; the textual and visual representations of the building trades in contemporary print culture...

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