News Networks in Early Modern Europe
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News Networks in
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Contents
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Places and Dates
Abbreviations and Other Conventions
Notes on Contributors
1: News Networks in Early Modern Europe
PART 1: Networks
2: European Postal Networks
3: The Lexicons of Early Modern News
4: News Networks: Putting the ‘News’ and ‘Networks’ Back in
5: Maps versus Networks
6: International News Flows in the Seventeenth Century: Problems and Prospects
7: The Papal Network: How the Roman Curia Was Informed about South-Eastern Europe, the Ottoman Empire and the Mediterranean (1645–1669)
8: The Iberian Position in European News Networks: A Methodological Approach
9: Mapping the Fuggerzeitungen: The Geographical Issues of an Information Network
PART 2: Modes
10: The History of a Word: Gazzetta / Gazette
11: International Relations: Spanish, Italian, French, English and German Printed Single Event Newsletters Prior to Renaudot’s Gazette
12: War News in Early Modern Milan: The Birth and the Shaping of Printed News Pamphlets
13: Elizabethan Diplomatic Networks and the Spread of News
14: Time in English Translations of Continental News
15: Cartography, War Correspondence and News Publishing: The Early Career of Nicolaes van Geelkercken, 1610–1630
16: News Exchange and Social Distinction
17: ‘Newes also came by Letters’: Functions and Features of Epistolary News in English News Publications of the Seventeenth Century
18: ‘My Friend the Gazetier’: Diplomacy and News in Seventeenth-Century Europe
19: Intelligence Offices in the Habsburg Monarchy
20: Authors, Editors and Newsmongers: Form and Genre in the Philosophical Transactions under Henry Oldenburg
PART 3: Studies
21: News from the New World: Spain’s Monopoly in the European Network of Handwritten Newsletters during the Sixteenth Century
22: The Prince of Transylvania: Spanish News of the War against the Turks, 1595–1600
23: ‘Fishing after News’ and the Ars Apodemica: The Intelligencing Role of the Educational Traveller in the Late Sixteenth Century
24: ‘It is No Time Now to Enquire of Forraine Occurrents’: Plague, War, and Rumour in the Letters of Joseph Mead, 1625
25: ‘Our Valiant Dunkirk Romans’: Glorifying the Habsburg War at Sea, 1622–1629
26: A Sense of Europe: The Making of this Continent in Early Modern Dutch News Media
27: The Hinterland of the Newsletter: Handling Information in Space and Time
28: ‘We have been Informed that the French are Carrying Desolation Everywhere’: The Desolation of the Palatinate as a European News Event
29: Promoting the Catholic Cause on the Italian Peninsula: Printed Avvisi on the Dutch Revolt and the French Wars of Religion, 1562–1600
30: The Acquisition and Handling of News on the French Wars of Religion: The Case of Hermann Weinsberg
31: ‘Secret and Uncertain’: A History of Avvisi at the Court of the Medici Grand Dukes
32: Words on the Street: Selling Small Printed ‘Things’ in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Venice
33: Natural Disasters and the European Printed News Network
34: The ‘Trouble of Naples’ in the Political Information Arena of the English Revolution
35: Public and Secret Networks of News: The Declaration of War of the Turks against the Empire in 1683
36: From Vienna, Prague or Poland? The Effects of Changing Reporting Patterns on the Ceremonial News of Transylvania, 1619–58
37: The Venetian News Network in the Early Sixteenth Century: The Battle of Chaldiran
Index
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