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Thomas Hookham

1739 – 1819 English Main: London bookseller librarian publisher Hookham, Thomas 1739?-1819 (viaf) Hookham, Thomas (cerl) Thomas Hookham (wikidata)

Contributions

  1. A Sicilian romance has translation publisher
  2. Astræa's Return or, the Halcyon Days of France in the Year 2440: A Dream: Translated from the French, by Harriot Augusta Freeman translation has paratext bookseller
  3. Hubert de Sevrac. A romance of the eighteenth century has translation publisher
  4. The castles of Athlin and Dunbayne has translation publisher
  5. The Empire of the Nairs, or, the Rights of Women: An Utopian Romance in Twelve Books translation publisher
  6. The Repository: containing various political, philosophical, literary, and miscellaneous articles bookseller

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Thomas Hookham was a publisher, printer and bookseller based in Hanover Street and Bond Street. As part of his business, he ran a circulating library, which held nearly 9000 titles in English, French and Italian by 1794, and had become one of the two largest in London by the 1800s.