Negotiating the Jacobean printed book / edited by Pete Langman.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Pete Langman
- The King's Printer's Bible monopoly in the reign of James I / Graham Rees
- Brought to book : purchases of special forms of prayers in English parishes, 1558-1640 / Natalie Mears
- Prayer book, polemic, and performance / Sharon Arnoult
- Print in the time of Jacobean parliaments / Cyndia Susan Clegg
- Printed and censored at the same time for one and the same statement : the fate of Georges Hakewill's writings in the context of the Spanish match / Andreas Pečar
- John Donne, James I, and the dilemmas of publication / Jane Rickard
- Francis Bacon, King James, and the private revision of public negotiations / Pete Langman
- The evolution of the English drill manual : soldiers, printers and military culture in Jacobean England / David R. Lawrence
- Epilogue : hammered / R. McGeddon.