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NCSE: Monthly Repository (1806-1838)

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History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). The Monthly Repository and Unitarian Chronicle. The Monthly Repository in ncse. In its thirty two-year span of existence, only four editors presided over the Monthly Repository. Agenda and to create a new kind of content are symptomatic of a wider hesitation or check on radical thought. Throughout its life the price of the Monthly Repository. It is inevitable that the glorious years of the magazine appear to be those under the editorship of Fox...

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NCSE: Release Notes

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History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). Ncse remains in 'beta'. This release marks incremental changes to the site. Edits and enhancements to editorial and technical commentary, and. Alterations to the faceted browsing indexes to improve navagability. Additional releases are planned for Autumn 2008. As we tailor and improve these services we invite your comments through our Feedback form. This is the 'beta'. Additional refinements to the facsimile repository,.

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NCSE: The Leader (1850-1859)

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History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). The Leader in ncse. On the public advertising placards of the Leader. 5 Nov 1851. Cited in Brick 1957, 137). As indicated by this Guardian. Editorial early in the Leader. S run, the new paper managed to harbour a spectrum of radicals, from Republicans to Christian Socialists in a fragile and contested weekly space. The Leader. Was a mid-century, six pence weekly of 24 pages which began as a radical and pervasively political paper. With its ‘mas...

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NCSE: Editorial Commentary

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Choice of the cluster. History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). From the outset it became clear that when editing an edition of periodicals and newspapers we would have to accommodate a range of different types of material. This section contains accounts of various features of ncse. Outlining our methodological approaches and the editorial principles that informed them. Choice of the cluster. Last Updated: Friday, February 06, 2015.

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NCSE: About us

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History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). Is a free, online scholarly edition of six nineteenth-century periodicals and newspapers. It is a collaboration between Birkbeck, University of London, King’s College London (Centre for Computing in the Humanities and the Department of English), the British Library, and Olive Software. It was funded from January 2005 to December 2007 by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. For a brief overview of the project, click here.

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NCSE: Northern Star (1837-1852)

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History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). The Northern Star in ncse. The first issue of the Northern Star. Was established by Feargus O’Connor in 1837 in co-operation with the printer and publisher Josiah Hobson. Hobson was a veteran of the radical press, whose Voice of the West Riding. And imprint. Leeds was by far the centre of the Yorkshire press, its three weekly papers the radical-liberal Leeds Times. And Whig Leeds Mercury. Into line with the other papers in the region. Its m...

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NCSE: Browse

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History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). Browsing indexes have been created out of the hierarchical schemes used to assign controlled subject and image descriptors to items in the facsimile repository. To learn more about the controlled vocabularies in use and the process used to assign keywords, read the Technical Introduction. For help in using these indexes, please see the Help. To begin, choose a keyword type below:. Last Updated: Tuesday, August 30, 2016.

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NCSE: English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864)

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History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864). The English Woman’s Journal. The English Woman’s Journal in ncse. The English Woman’s Journal. The English Woman’s Journal. And the various other components that made up each monthly issue. With its mix of literary, political and social contents as well as its reports of its own related activities, the English Woman’s Journal. Both published material by women, represented women as exemplars in history and in...

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NCSE: Publishers’ Circular (1837-1959; ncse:1880-1890)

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History of the project. English Woman’s journal (1858-1864). Publishers’ Circular (1837-1959; ncse:1880-1890). Publishers’ Circular and General Record of British and Foreign Literature. Publishers’ Circular in ncse. And General Record of British and Foreign Literature. Is a trade journal for the publishing industry, and its comment on and display of the trade also provide a context for the other titles in ncse. The Circular was. The relation of the Circular. This orientation of the Publishers’ Circular.