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Browsing publications by Professor Matthew Grenby

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYearFull text
Emerita Professor Kim Reynolds
Professor Matthew Grenby
Dr Emily Murphy
A Practical Companion to Children's Literature Studies: Conducting Research and Building a Career2026
Professor Matthew Grenby
Dr Tom Schofield
Dr Kendra Packham
Dan Foster-Smith
William Hogarth's Humours of an Election2026
Professor Matthew Grenby
Dr Barbara Gribling
'But there's no history here!': Children, Heritage Education and the BBC Broadcasts for Schools, 1924-452024
Professor Matthew Grenby
Elections in 18th-Century England: Polling, Politics and Participation2024
Professor Matthew Grenby
Elections in 18th‐Century England: Polling, Politics and Participation2024
Professor Matthew Grenby
Towards a History of Children and Heritage: Young People, Heritage Education and the Eighteenth-Century 'Grand Tour'2024
Professor Matthew Grenby
Dr Brian Alderson
"No effort, no invention … shall be left untried": The Godwins, Their Juvenile Library, and Beauty and the Beast2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
‘Godwin versus Godwin’: Negotiating the War of Ideas in Charles Lloyd’s Isabel, A Tale2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
Catechism Primers in England2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
Dr Tom Schofield
Dr Kendra Packham
Dr Hillary Burlock
Eighteenth-Century Political Participation and Electoral Culture2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
La nascita della letteratura per l’infanzia in Gran Bretagna (1740-1840)2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
Learning to Read, Learning Religion. Catechism Primers in Europe from the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Centuries2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
Spreading the words: Global networks and the circulation of cheap instructional and religious children’s print2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
Transnational Books for Children 1750-1900: Producers, Consumers, Encounters2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
Dr Kendra Packham
Electoral Animals in Eighteenth-Century England2022
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