Some Account of the Oxford University Press 1468 1921
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Chapman, Oriel College, Secretary^ J. De M. Johnson, Exeter College, Assistant Secretary ; F. J. Hall, Printer to the 'University ; in London^ Humphrey Milford, New College, Publisher to the 'University ; in New Tork^ W. W. Mclntosh, Vice- President of the American Branch; in Toronto^ S. B. Gundy, Manager of the Canadian Branch ; in Bombay ^ G. F. J. Cumberlege, Worcester College, Manager of the Indian Branch; in Melbourne^ E. R. Bartholomew, Manager of the Australian Branch.
6. The Finances of... the *Press FOR some two centuries from the time of Fell the Press was partly controlled by private partners, since the last of these was bought out by the efforts of Bartholomew Price, the University has been completely master of all its printing and publishing business. The Press to-day has no shareholders or debenture-holders, and subserves no private interest. On the other hand it possesses virtually no endowment. The whole of its great business has been gradually built up by the thrifty utiliza- tion of profits made by the sale of its books or in a minor degree from work done for outside customers.
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Chapman, Oriel College, Secretary^ J. De M. Johnson, Exeter College, Assistant Secretary ; F. J. Hall, Printer to the 'University ; in London^ Humphrey Milford, New College, Publisher to the 'University ; in New Tork^ W. W. Mclntosh, Vice- President of the American Branch; in Toronto^ S. B. Gundy, Manager of the Canadian Branch ; in Bombay ^ G. F. J. Cumberlege, Worcester College, Manager of the Indian Branch; in Melbourne^ E. R. Bartholomew, Manager of the Australian Branch.
6. The Finances of... the *Press FOR some two centuries from the time of Fell the Press was partly controlled by private partners, since the last of these was bought out by the efforts of Bartholomew Price, the University has been completely master of all its printing and publishing business. The Press to-day has no shareholders or debenture-holders, and subserves no private interest. On the other hand it possesses virtually no endowment. The whole of its great business has been gradually built up by the thrifty utiliza- tion of profits made by the sale of its books or in a minor degree from work done for outside customers.
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