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Le Beau monde

Le Beau monde

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Le Beau monde, or Literary and Fashionable Magazine. Vol. II. From August to December, 1807. London, printed by and for J.B. Bell & J. Decamp at the Office of the National Register. 11 Catherine St. Strand.
September, 1807.
State of Society, Manners, &c. Vienna. pp.74-77.
Brief mention of the book trade in Vienna, the excerpt follows: “…the police is extremely rigorous to prevent the introduction of any improper books into the Austrian states. No bookseller dare expose any new work for sale, without having first submitted it to the tribunal which takes cognizance of such matters, and received their permission: and an index expurgatorious is published, at stated periods, at Vienna, condemning such books in foreign languages as well as the German, the police may judge improper for perusal. There are, however, contraband dealers in books at Vienna, as there are contraband dealers in lace, &c. in London, and the smuggling in both cases, we believe, bears a pretty near relation to each other.” (pp. 77)
Economy of the Book and Printing
Supplement to the second volume of Le Beau monde: or Literary and Fashionable Magazine.
Historical View of Periodical Publications. pp. 291-296. A discussion of the history of periodical publications in England, and their rise in popularity.
Journals and Periodicals
Advertisements:
Circulating library, No. 14, Tavistock-Street, Covent-Garden.
An ad for a circulating library run by James Creighton, filled with “the best MODERN PUBLICATIONS, conducive to Information, Amusement, and useful Instruction.”
Book Culture


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