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the electronic text. The academia site has a more complete list of my 
writings, and more links.

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Sent: Monday, December 05, 2011 2:38 PM
Subject: Re: By the numbers


>My article on Twain's books in FIRSTS MAGAZINE (the combined July/August,
>1998 issue) has print runs, including first year sales, and break-downs by
>type of binding. Ham Hill's book on Bliss has even more detail on the early
>books. I was unable to obtain print-run data or sales figures on Harper
>books after 1900, but got it for the Harper books of the 1890s. My
>September 2008 update article in FIRSTS MAG might have additional info.

Ah yes, I think Hamlin Hill's book was the source for the numbers I found
way back when. I don't have access to back issues of FIRSTS MAGAZINE,
though. Is there a place on the Internet where old articles are stored, or
something like that?

-- Bob G.



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