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Page 161
... writers . Diana Laurenson has pointed out that this is reflected in the classification of the Registrar- General which in 1961 demoted writers from Social Class I - where they were placed alongside the other professions - to Social ...
... writers . Diana Laurenson has pointed out that this is reflected in the classification of the Registrar- General which in 1961 demoted writers from Social Class I - where they were placed alongside the other professions - to Social ...
Page 163
... writers declined but recovered in the first half of this century . Unfortunately these figures are too small to be significant in showing change and are further confused by the fact that Altick ( perhaps working on American assumptions ) ...
... writers declined but recovered in the first half of this century . Unfortunately these figures are too small to be significant in showing change and are further confused by the fact that Altick ( perhaps working on American assumptions ) ...
Page 172
... writers retained by W. F. Tillotson and Son of Bolton . This firm , which published a number of Lancashire newspapers , had introduced fiction into their publications to boost sales ; eventually this developed into a Ñewspaper Fiction ...
... writers retained by W. F. Tillotson and Son of Bolton . This firm , which published a number of Lancashire newspapers , had introduced fiction into their publications to boost sales ; eventually this developed into a Ñewspaper Fiction ...
Contents
Theoretical Approaches | 21 |
Defoe and Richardson | 59 |
Varieties of Conservative | 87 |
Copyright | |
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