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Concerts for coteries, or music for all? Glock's Proms reconsidered

THE EVERYMAN LIBRARY was established to make the world's great literary works available in good, inexpensive editions. Founded in 1906 by the publisher JM Dent, himself an autodidact of workingclass origins, 'Everyman' was one of several philanthropic attempts to bring the benefits of serious lit erature to as many working people as possible. Dent's series title was chosen to symbolise inclusiveness and accessibility, but it also referred to the eponymous loth-century morality play. For, in a neatly contrived touch, the Library's improving purpose was signalled by two of the play's lines, spoken by Knowledge, and these were quoted in the front of each volume of the series: 'Everyman, I will ...

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