T. Fisher Unwin
T. Fisher Unwin was the London publishing house founded by Thomas Fisher Unwin, husband of British Liberal politician Jane Cobden in 1882.
Unwin was a co-founder of the Johnson Club, formed 13 September, 1884, to mark the hundred years since the death of Dr Samuel Johnson.
The latterly more famous Stanley Unwin started his career by working in his uncle's firm. In 1914 Stanley Unwin purchased a controlling interest in the firm George Allen and Sons, and established George Allen and Unwin, later to become Allen and Unwin.
Unwin retired to his home in Sussex in 1926, following which his publishing house merged with Ernest Benn Limited.Book series
- The Adelphi Library
- Army Examination Series
- Autonym Library
- Builders of Greater Britain
- Centenary Series
- The Children's Library
- First Novel Library
- Half-Holiday Handbooks
- Independent Novels
- Library of Irish Literature
- Library of Literary History
- Little Novels
- Lives Worth Living
- Mermaid Series
- Overseas Library
- Pseudonym Library
- Reformer's Bookshelf
- Six Shilling Novels
- The Story of the Nations Library
- Unwin’s Cabinet Library
- Unwin's Colonial Library
- The Welsh Library