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Reprinting of first-wave Gothic novels in the 19th century

<p>An initial version of the data paper accompanying these datasets is published on my open notebook,&nbsp;<em>Price One Penny, new series</em>:&nbsp;<a href="https://popnewseries.hypotheses.org/574">https://popnewseries.hypotheses.org/574</a></p> <p>The following datasets are available as separate tabs in a spreadsheet provided in OpenDocument Spreadsheet (.ods), an open standard file format that can be opened in OpenOffice, LibreOffice, Excel, Numbers, or Google Spreadsheets.</p> <p><strong>Dataset A</strong></p> <p>The final table of 13 collections, series, or publishers from the 19th century reprinting 29 first-wave Gothic novels grouped into categories.</p> <p><strong>Dataset B</strong></p> <p>A preliminary version of the previous table containing 48 publishers, collections, or series from the 19th century that have reprinted 35 novels that could have been construed as part of first-wave Gothic.</p> <p><strong>Dataset C</strong></p> <p>A different table of 12 &ldquo;libraries&rdquo; present in two catalogues for Milner &amp; Co (four in the first, eight in the second) and reprinting 15 Gothic novels, forming a subset of the 35 novels in the previous dataset.</p> <p>All three datasets contain novels listed in rows and collection, publishers, or series listed in columns. If the novel in a given row was reprinted in the collection or series or by the publisher in a given column, the cell where they intersect will contain a date (the earliest reprint of that novel found in that collection or series or by that publisher), a volume number, some other information, or simply an &quot;x&quot;.</p> <p>More information in the &quot;Read me&quot; tab of the spreadsheet.</p> <ul> </ul>