Addison Wesley Longman

AMM titled her intentionally final novel The Irish Guardian, or Errors of Eccentricity, and published it through Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme .

AG published Nigel Browning with Longman (in both London and New York), a religious story aimed at young readers.

There was published at London an omnibus volume, allegedly of HMW 's letters from France: A Residence in France during the years 1792, 1793, 1794, 1795.

Longman published BH 's textbook Africa Described, in its Ancient and Present State . . . Intended for the Use of Young Persons and Schools.

Her London publisher, Longman , was not enthusiastic, and did not publish it for more than eighteen months. Morrow in New York published it in 1948.

The importance of politics in ALB 's journalism is shown by her declining an invitation from Maria Edgeworth in 1804 to associate herself with a journal written entirely by women, on the grounds that the...

The rest of the titles ascribed to MR in most recent reference books have been re-assigned, on incontrovertible evidence now discovered in the Longman letter-books, to Elizabeth B. Lester . Lester not only began her...

An anonymous Conversations on the Evidences of Christianity, published in one volume by Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green , is usually ascribed to JM , but also to Barbara Hofland 's son Frederick Parkin Hoole

TM was well paid for his literary efforts. He gained £500 a year for Irish Melodies and £3,000 from Longmans for Lalla Rookh. Despite healthy payments from publishers, his fashionable life ensured that he...

The death of Edith's brother Cameron (who had a pension) in 1942 had produced a crisis of indecision over the future of the house. Edith's income was reduced when Longman 's lost a great deal...

In a painful interview with William Longman , head of the publishing firm , JL learned that sales of her husband 's books had plummeted in the six years or so since his death, and...