James Ridgway (sometimes spelled 'Ridgeway', 1755 – 1838) was a publisher/bookseller, newspaper publisher and printseller in Piccadilly and York Street, ...
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Our Civil And Military Establishments (1855). by James Ridgway Publisher · Paperback. Currently unavailable. Our Civil And Military Establishments (1855).
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Biography: Whig London publisher and bookseller, also blackmailer (see T. Clayton. 'James Gillray, a revolution in satire', New Haven and London, 2022, p.
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James Ridgeway (1936–2021) was an investigative journalist for more than fifty years and was the author of seventeen previous books.
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GERANIACEAE THE NATURAL ORDER OF GERANIA (2 VOLUMES) Written by Robert Sweet. Stock no. 2111584. Published by James Ridgway. Very good condition.
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Ridgway's son, James Leech Ridgway, who took over the publishing house at the death of his father in 1838. . . (English). retrieved. 28 December 2022.
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Follow James Ridgeway and explore their bibliography from Amazon's James Ridgeway Author Page.
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James Ridgway, the radical London pamphlet pubof the People publisher George Wesdey, had already agreed lisher and bookseller (fl.
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ridgway, james: Robinson, “Henry Delahay Symonds and James Ridgway's Conversion from Whig Pamphleteers to Doyens of the Radical Press, 1788–1793,” 61–90.