A Faithful Register of Facts: Giles Jacob and 'An Historical Account of the Lives and Writings of Our most Considerable English Poets (1720)
Dr Stephen Bernard: List of publications
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Edmond Malone and the Letters of John Dryden: A Newly Discovered Witness of his Projected Second Edition of theCritical and Miscellaneous Prose Works
Jonathan Swift and A Key, Being Observations and Explanatory Notes, upon the Travels of Lemuel Gulliver (1726), with a new edition of the Key’, Swift Studies 27 (2012), 87-124
Queen Anne and British Culture, 1702-14: A Special Issue of the British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies 37:2 (June 2014), introduced and edited by Stephen Bernard and Claudine van Hensbergen
Why Joseph Knight and Francis Saunders are not the Creators of the English Restoration Canon
‘Henry Herringman, Jacob Tonson, and John Dryden: the Creation of the First Modern Publisher’, Notes & Queries 62:2 (June 2015), 274-77
‘The Kit-Cat Club’, Blackwell’s Encyclopaedia of English Literature 1660-1789, edited by Jack Lynch and Gary Day, 4 vols. (Oxford: Blackwell-Wiley, 2015)
‘The other Jacob Tonson’, Times Literary Supplement, 26 July 2015, 14-15
Paper Cuts a memoir
The Plays and Poems of Nicholas Rowe, 5 vols.
Establishing a Publishing Dynasty: The Last Wills and Testaments of Jacob Tonson the Elder and Jacob Tonson the Younger
Jacob Tonson the Elder as the Publisher of Classical Editions: A Proposal for a New Edition of Euclid
Alexander Pope, Fame Reputation and Advertising
The Literary Correspondences of the Tonsons
Edward Bysshe and 'The Art of English Poetry': Reading Writings in the Eighteenth Century
Eighteenth-Century Life Special Issue: ‘I Remain, &c.’: Addressing the Eighteenth Century Letter
Postscript: "Tonson's Remains": The Earliest Letters of Jacob Tonson the Elder
The Tonsons and Gosling's Bank
"Your most affectionate friend and faithful servant, Lau. Echard": Laurence Echard and the Tonsons
A new Brasenose etching
After Defoe, before the Dunciad: Giles Jacob and a vindication of the press
