MARSCH
This page is for the week 8 seminar on print culture.
Seminar task (for everyone): Choose a piece of print and analyse its presentation, content, form, likely readership and impact etc.
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Types of print: a printed image (satire; playing card; portrait; book illustration; map); a ballad, newspaper, periodical, almanac, sermon, pamphlet, book, song, broadside, verse
Anglophone print can be found via the library page of database resources
. These include: Early English books Online; Eighteenth Century Collections Online; the Burney collection of newspapers; JISC Historic Books, America's Historical Imprints, British Periodicals Collection
Other material can be found at the English Broadside Ballad Archive; The Bodleian Library Broadside Ballads; British Printed Images to 1700
Visual material (both British and European) can be found at the British Museum
Non-anglophone material can be found at Early European books, Gallica
Your material:
Tom's Choice: Strange News from the Deep 
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The Lamentation of Edward Bruton and James Riley [for a recording click here]
Helen's Choice: Dr.Lamb's Darling
Chris's Choice: An Apologeticall Narration
Sofia's choice: Gustavus Adolphus receives the sword of justice.
Julie's choice: John Bale's Expostulations and link
Alex's choice: Jacob Balde's Satire Against The Abuse of Tobacco (1657)
Ben's choice: Israel Mauduit-Considerations on the Present German War (1760)
Rachel's choice A marriage ballard Pepys collection
Lucy's Choice: A Groatsworth of Good Counsel for a Penny (Pepys Collection)
Sara's Choice: The Church Triumphant
Andrew's choice (1): A Raree Show
Andrew's choice (2): Who did Kill Cock Robin?
Some other material to discuss if we have time!
The Common Weales Canker Wormes, or the Locusts Both of Church and States
