Primary Sources on Nineteenth-Century Journalism: Geographies of Print

This volume of primary sources examines the deeply woven connections between the British and Irish presses and those of Europe. The collection traces culturally resonant links across national borders, both friendly and antagonistic, cooperative and rival, as well as the new ways of considering periodisation. Thematic clusters include; networks; geographies of production; geographies of consumption; technological change; art and artistic techniques; finance; and adverts, and explore issues of gender, class, race and the environment, with emphasis on the typically nineteenth-century slippage between race and nationality.