List of Abbreviations | p. 7 |
Introduction: Nine Tenths of the Public Sphere: Scottish Men of Letters, 1802-1834 | p. 11 |
"A mere intellectual bazaar": The Edinburgh Review in (and as) the Public Sphere, 1802-1808 | p. 32 |
"Edinburgh is a talking town": Christopher North and the Review Essay as Conversational Exhibition | p. 72 |
"A deal more safe as well as dignified": Lockhart's Modified Amateurism and the Shame of Authorship | p. 102 |
"Our own Periodical Pulpit": The Presbyterian Sermon, Carlyle's Homiletic Essays, and Scottish Periodical Writing | p. 135 |
Conclusion: Scottish Men of Letters and the New Public Sphere | p. 166 |
Notes | p. 170 |
Bibliography | p. 197 |
Index | p. 214 |
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