Kristian Jensen Books

A Catalogue of Books Printed in the Fifteenth Century now in the Bodleian Library, Oxford
INCUNABULA AND THEIR READERS: PRINTING, SELLING, AND USING BOOKS IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY ED. BY KRISTIAN JENSEN.
INCUNABULA AND THEIR READERS: PRINTING, SELLING, AND USING BOOKS IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY ED. BY KRISTIAN JENSEN.

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The contributions to this volume address important issues about books and their users in the fifteenth century. A unifying theme is the complex relationships between producers, be they authors, pri...

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Imprints and owners
Imprints and owners

By David J. Shaw

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Rhetorical philosophy and philosophical grammar
En jydsk bondedrengs erindringer fra Ribemarsken til den kgl. staldetat som kgl. berider hos kong Christian X
The green wedges of the capital
Latinskolens dannelse
Latinskolens dannelse

By Kristian Jensen

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Revolution And The Antiquarian Book Reshaping The Past 17801815
Revolution and the antiquarian book
Revolution and the antiquarian book

By Kristian Jensen

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"At the end of the eighteenth century, noblemen and revolutionaries spent extravagant sums of money or precious military resources competing to acquire old books, which until then had often been re...

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