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Women’s Print History Project, The

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The Women's Print History Project is a comprehensive bibliographical database of women's contributions to print for the long eighteenth century, one of the most convulsive periods in both women's and print history. It collects detailed information about books that women were involved in producing, not just as authors, but also as printers, publishers, booksellers, editors, compilers, translators, engravers, illustrators, and composers. It also features the project's outputs, such as publications and a podcast.

Freely available

Formal type Online

Publisher The Womens Print History Project

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Access Type
Access link	https://womensprinthistoryproject.com/

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Resource id

105469

Subjects

Linguistics and Literature English, American Studies Librarianship and Information Science History Art History

Database types

Subject Bibliography

Keywords

Woman Women's work Book printing Printing industry Publisher History 1700-1836

Notes

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Instructions

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Further information

Alternative titles	WPHP
Report time	1700 to 1836

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