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050	0		_aZ325.M23 _bM6 1944
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100			_aMorgan, Charles, _d1894-1958. _91696
245	1	4	_aThe house of Macmillan (1843-1943) / _cBy Charles Morgan.
260			_aNew York : _bThe Macmillan Company, _c1944.
300			_axii, 247 p.
500			_a"We have commenced quite in a small way... If the business should prosper, we shall, both of us, do our best to realise some of our ideals... We feel , however, that the world can go on without us, or our ideals; and, in the meantime, we shall strive to do the work that lies nearest us in the best manner we can. Daniel Macmillan, 1843." --Port.
505			_tPart one : The foundations (1813-63) / Chapter one : Macmillan origins -- Chapter two : Struggle and independence -- Chapter three : From bookselling to publishing -- Chapter four : The years of building. _tPart two : Science, "Alice", and Thomas Hardy (1863-72) / Chapter five : Design and fortune -- Chapter six : Long term publishing. _tPart three : End of the old order (1872-90) / Chapter seven : John Morley's influence -- Chapter eight : Losses and triumphs. _tPart four : the second generation (1890-1914) / Chapter nine : Fiction -- Chapter ten : New worlds -- Chapter eleven : The book wars. _tPart five : Continuity through two wars (1914-1943) / Chapter twelve : Growing younger -- Chapter thirteen : Notes for the future.
600		0	_91697 _aMacMillan, Alexander, _d 1818-1896.
600		0	_91698 _aMacMillan, Daniel, _d1813-1867.
610	2	0	_aMacmillan & Co.
610		0	_aColección Fernández Blanco _91202
650		0	_9917 _aEditores
650		0	_91015 _aHistoria de la edición
650		0	_915 _aProducción del libro
900			_aAUTH
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