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	DOI:10.7227/BJRL.76.3.8

Corpus ID: 161513674Some notes on James Burns as a publisher of children's books
@article{Alderson1994SomeNO,
  title={Some notes on James Burns as a publisher of children's books},
  author={B. Alderson},
  journal={Bulletin of the John Rylands Library},
  year={1994},
  volume={76},
  pages={103-126}
}
	B. Alderson
	Published 1994
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	Bulletin of the John Rylands Library

'The time has surely come', wrote Kathleen Tillotson in 1954, 'to break up "the Victorian novel" into manageable segments; not by novelists, or phases, but simply by concentrating upon a decade or so at a time'. 1 The signs are surely clear that the presence of these words at the start of her seminal study, Novels of the eighteen-forties., was something of a clarion-call, and for the last forty years the academic cohorts have been sweeping into the territory whose fruitfulness was made so… Expand

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