Edinburgh Napier University

Helen Williams

Helen Williams

Dr Helen Williams MCLIP

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H.Williams@napier.ac.uk

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Dr Helen S Williams is a lecturer for the Masters in Publishing at Edinburgh Napier University, and also supervises dissertations for the London College of Printing. She is also the Honorary Edward Clark Fellow at Edinburgh Napier University, where her research interests centre on the technologies and people in the nineteenth century printing industry. She has been the Honorary Secretary of the Scottish Printing Archival Trust since 2009 and is also the Librarian to the Library of Mistakes in Edinburgh.

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Scotland’s regional print economy in the nineteenth century

Williams, H. S. Scotland’s regional print economy in the nineteenth century. (Thesis)

Edinburgh Napier University. Retrieved from http://researchrepository.napier.ac.uk/Output/1255509

Printing has been one of Scotland's most significant industries since it was introduced over 500 years ago but remained for much of the period, a local industry. The Scottish ...

Scotland's paper industry.

Bromage, S., McCleery, A., & Finkelstein, D. (2008)

Scotland's paper industry. In H. Williams (Ed.), 500 Years of printing in ScotlandScottish Print Archival trust

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Scotland's regional print economy in the nineteenth century - Dr Helen Williams (Student), Prof Alistair Mccleery, Prof David Finkelstein, Dr Emily Alder

Doctorate

The Scottish publishing and printing industries in the nineteenth century left many documentary traces, but most research on the publishing a...

2014 to 2018

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