History of Oxford University Press: Volume I

Table of Contents; Ian Gadd: Introduction to Volume I; Part I: Establishing the Press; 1 Kristian Jensen: Printing at Oxford in its European Context 1478-1584; 2 Jason Peacey: 'Printers to the University' 1584-1658; 3 Vivienne Larminie: The Fell Era 1658-1686; 4 Matthew Kilburn: The Fell Legacy 1686-1755; 5 Matthew Kilburn: The Blackstone Reforms 1755-1780; 6 Andrew Hegarty: The University and the Press 1584-1780; 7 Martyn Ould: The Workplace: Places, Procedures, and Personnel, 1668-1780; Part II: Learned and Bible Publishing 1585-1780; 8 John Feather: A Learned Press in a Commercial World; 9a Richard Ovenden: The Learned Press: Printing for the University: Catalogues of the Bodleian Library and Other Collections; 9b Martyn Ould: The Learned Press: Printing for the University: Ephemera and Frequently Reprinted Works; 10 Vittoria Feola and Scott Mandelbrote: The Learned Press: Geography, Science, and Mathematics; 11 William Poole: The Learned Press: Divinity; 12a P. R. Quarrie: The Learned Press: Classics and Related Works: Classics; 12b David Money: The Learned Press: Classics and Related Works: New Year Books, University Verses, and Neo-Latin Works; 13 Alastair Hamilton: The Learned Press: Oriental Languages; 14 Matthew Kilburn: The Learned Press: History, Languages, Literature, and Music; 15a Vittoria Feola: The Learned Press: Law; 15b Peter Murray Jones: The Learned Press: Medicine; 16 Scott Mandelbrote: The Bible Press; 17 Paul Luna and Martyn Ould: The Printed Page; Part III: The Press in its Local, National, and International Context 1584-1780; 18 Ian Gadd: The University and the Oxford Book Trade; 19 Ian Gadd: The Press and the London Book Trade; 20 Ian Gadd: An International Press; Ian Gadd: Conclusion

Ian Gadd is Professor of English Literature at Bath Spa University. He is a General Editor of the Cambridge Works of Jonathan Swift.