Category: History - British
_~The author~ desires to express his grateful thanks to all those members of the Staffs of the Press and its Branches who have helped him in the compilation of this sketch, or have contributed to its typographical or pictorial embellishment; and especially to ~Mr. FALCONER MAD...
The Clarendon Press Institute in Walton Street, close to the Press itself, provides accommodation for lectures, debates, and dramatic and other entertainments, as well as a libr...
4. Part 4The main function of the Branch has always been that of keeping the American public acquainted with Oxford books, both sacred and secular, and of supplying the books without avo...
3. Part 3The Press produces two periodicals descriptive of its publications: the official _Bulletin_ distributed to booksellers, librarians, and other professional buyers, and the unoffi...
5. Part 5The Press has also published very numerous reproductions of works of art of all kinds, partly by way of illustrated catalogues of special collections or _genres_ (such as the th...
1. Part 1_~The author~ desires to express his grateful thanks to all those members of the Staffs of the Press and its Branches who have helped him in the compilation of this sketch, or h...
6. Part 6The Dictionary of National Biography, with the responsibility for its maintenance, was offered to the University of Oxford in 1917 and gratefully accepted. Work is now in progre...