| Author : | Michael Durrant |
|---|---|
| Category : | Conference Paper |
| Department : | English |
| Year / Month : | 2014 |
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Abstract
- This paper examined the relationships between biography and bibliography in current print culture scholarship. I used the life of the little-known printer, Henry Hills, to explore questions related to the archive, the printer figure as a cultural emblem, and the way we write lives in the early modern period.
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