Příklady bookseller

• Most of the essays focus on the key figures - authors, booksellers, and printers - in the production of different types of publication.

• Low-status occupations included a bookseller, lodging-house keepers, a coffee-stand keeper and teachers.

• The books may be purchased from any bookseller.

• First, there was no consensus among the profession, as, for example, booksellers' unions are in favour of a free market.

• Subscribers and contributors include publishers, booksellers, librarians, literary agents, authors and others involved professionally with the book in thirty countries.

• We should not underestimate the importance of the booksellers' privileges in this matter, but more was at stake.

• Outside the house a whole new commercial world emerged as enterprising booksellers and stationers began producing guidebooks, whether official or unofficial, for would-be visitors.

• Moreover, they select one or several booksellers who are asked to deliver the ordered books.

• Nevertheless, it may be that the libraries worsened the economics of the second-hand bookseller and newsagents.

• But only by reading the correspondence of booksellers can one gauge their effects.

• With one stroke of the pen, this measure destroyed most of the trade between the provincial booksellers and foreign publishers.

• Without this pedagogic stimulus, it is true that the shelves of booksellers would have looked rather bare.

• In the end, such denunciations may go some way towards explaining the lengths to which booksellers and printers went to propagandize their own social worth in the age of print.

• Lawyers, booksellers, and other professionals began to reside and work in towns in a way distinct from the merchants, tradesmen, and manufacturers who made up the civic community.

• But it is interesting that the collection on censorship does not include, for example, an article on the ways one specific bookseller dealt with the damage to his inventory.