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Wilfrid Meynell (1852–1948); newspaper publisher and editor.

W. J. Loftie (1839–1911); clergyman and writer on travel, art history, architecture and the history of London.

(Henry Charles) Fleeming Jenkin (1833–1885); electrical engineer and university teacher.

Alfred Egmont Hake (1849–1916); author and social philosopher.

Ulick Ralph Burke (1845–1895); barrister, Spanish scholar and translator.

A gentlemen's club founded as a complement to the Society of Authors.

Initially located at St. James’ Place. Moved first to a location adjacent to…

The periodical of the Society of Authors, published from May 1890 to the present. Initially published monthly, the periodical moved to ten issues a…

A traditional London gentlemen's club founded in 1868, many of whose members had a common interest in the arts.

Sir Walter Besant (1836–1901); writer and campaigner for authors' rights.

A supplement to Samuel Squire Sprigge's book about different kinds of publishing agreements, written by George Herbert Thring. Reprinted from The…

Provides an overview of the costs of producing a book, from composition and typesetting to printing, binding, moulding, stereotyping and advertising.…

A prospectus providing an overview of the benefits of joining the Society of Authors.

A published list of members and associates of the Society of Authors published by the Society in 1902. The list includes the names and addresses of…

Written by Samuel Squire Sprigge, providing a history of the French Society of Authors (founded in 1829). Offers an overview of the legal and…

Written by Samuel Squire Sprigge to support the demand of the Society, as made in the Annual Report of 1889, for "just treatment as prevails in all…

A synopsis of publication in several European countries which follow the German Code of Commerce, written by Ernst Lunge.

A report from the Sub-Committee on the Price of Novels (Marie Belloc Lowndes, Charles Garvice, E. W. Hornung, W. W. Jacobs and Samuel Squire Sprigge)…

A literary agency, assisting authors in placing manuscripts with publishers. Management was voluntary and unpaid, and there was a separate Council for…

An analysis of the annual Pension List, from the first Resolution of the House to 1889, by William Morris Colles. Reprints all of the official lists…

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