10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRANGERIZATION»
Discover the use of
grangerization in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
grangerization and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Manuscript illumination in the modern age: recovery and ...
... an activity that was also called grangerization: Named after James Granger in
1769 (and recently summarized, with interesting examples, by Roger Wieck), this
practice entails placing extraneous leaves from other origins in a host volume.
2
Bible: The Story of the King James Version 1611-2011
... Frederick William 295 Grafton, Richard 23 Graham, Billy 200 Gramelin,
Matthieu see Malingre, Matthieu Granger, James 161 grangerization 161 Grant,
E. 248 Great Awakenings see Awakenings Great Bible 17, 22–3, 24, 25, 28, 34,
39, 160.
3
Tobias Smollett, Scotland's First Novelist: New Essays in ...
16 Glasgow, 105, 186,232,245 Glengarry, master of. See Macdonald, Alaistair, of
Glengarry Goldar, John, 233 Goldsmith, Oliver, 101 Goodhugh, William, 229
grangerization, 224 (Continued from front flap) of the evidence of the meeting ...
4
Cylchgrawn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru: The National ...
10 Despite his ardent collecting Thomas died before completing the
grangerization of the volumes containing the Sandby drawings. David Pennant,
the son and heir of Thomas, continued his father's work.11 He was the
posthumous editor of ...
5
The Chevalier d'Eon and his Worlds: Gender, Espionage and ...
... Sieur 106 Grace Abouna'ing149 Grafton, Lord, see Fitzroy, Augustus Henry,
Lord Grafton 116 grand manner portrait paintings 119, 125 Grand Orient de
France 78 grangerization 230-1 graphic method 128 Gravesend 16, 17 Great
Britain, ...
Simon Burrows, Jonathan Conlin, Russell Goulbourne, 2011
6
Newton: The Making of Genius
... methodically arranging their subjects in books and drawers, and classifying
them according to their social station (a practice later known as Grangerization,
after its most famous adherent James Granger, a biographer and clergyman).
7
Haggard Hawks and Paltry Poltroons: The Origins of English ...
... cotton developed by thenineteenthcentury English chemist and printerJohn
Mercer; kyanization,achemical processfor preserving woodfrom decay, patented
by John Howard Kyanin 1832; Grangerization,the illustrationofa book byits
reader, ...
Paul Jones, Paul Anthony Jones, 2013
8
Crossword Lists & Crossword Solver: Over 100,000 Potential ...
... SAMARITANS GRACE-AND-FAVOUR GRADE CROSSINGS GRAMMAR
SCHOOLS GRAMMATICALITY GRAMMATOLOGIST GRANDDAUGHTERS
GRANDILOQUENCE GRANGERIZATION GRAPHITIZATION GRAPPLING
IRONS GRASP ...
9
Literary Collector: A Monthly Magazine of Booklore and ...
The principal cause of complaint against the practice of Grangerization, or
Grangerizing, so called, is that its victims habitually destroy valuable books in
order to extract the prints and the portraits. It may have been necessary to resort
to this ...
Annie (Dennis) Bursch ("Mrs. F. C. Bursch, "), Frederick C. Bursch, 1902
... modem engravings, within an Illustrated Granger!5 While Victorian enthusiasts
continued to practice the art, by the turn of the century grangerization had
succumbed to widespread criticism. A popular manual on book-collecting
published in ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GRANGERIZATION»
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From the Private Library's Archives: Extra-Illustrated Books and The …
Just about any kind of book could be, and often was, subject to this sort of post-publication "enhancement" during the period when Grangerization was a not ... «ILAB, Jun 15»
