Article: Kegan Paul, a Victorian Imprint: Publishers, Books and Cultural History.

LESLIE HOWSAM, Kegan Paul, a Victorian Imprint: Publishers, Books and Cultural History (London: Kegan Paul International and Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1998. Pp. xxvi + 218; illus. ISBN 071030605 9, [pound]35).

This book traces the history of the Victorian publishing firm that began when Henry S. King, whose varied business experience included work as a partner in the publishers and East India agents and bankers Smith, Elder & Co., set up his own publishing concern in 1871. Ill-health constrained him to sell this business in 1877 to Charles Kegan Paul, a former Anglican clergyman who had been acting as his manager and literary adviser for sine time. ...

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