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The Suppressed and Altered Passages in Blake's Jerusalem by David V. Erdman

A Computer Concordance to Middle English Texts by Alan Markman

Milton and the Harvard Pindar by Maurice Kelley and Samuel D. Atkins

Light on Joyce's Exiles? A New MS, a Curious Analogue, and Some Speculations by Robert M. Adams

Further Observations on the Text of Dubliners by Robert Scholes

Mathew Carey's Proofreaders by Rollo G. Silver

"Bound in Boston by Henry B. Legg" by Hannah D. French

James Kirke Paulding's Contributions to American Magazines by Ralph M. Aderman

Unsigned and Initialed Contributions to The Freeman by G. Thomas Tanselle

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I. Authorship of Unsigned Material

II. Identification of Initials and Pseudonyms

III. Index

Notes

Material for a Centenary Edition of Tenderis the Night by Matthew J. Bruccoli

The Terence of Turin, 1483 by Curt F. Bühler

The Printer of the 1594 Octavo of Marlowe's Edward II by Robert Ford Welsh

The Early Editions of Sir Walter Ralegh's The History of the World by John Racin, Jr.

Some Reprintings of the Gentlemen's Magazine by Jacob Leed

Predecessors to Burke's and Dodsley's Annual Register by John C. Weston, Jr.

Yeats's Vision and "The Two Trees" by Robert Mortenson

Some Principles for Scholarly Editions of Nineteenth-Century American Authors by Fredson Bowers

A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1962

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Notes

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I wish to express my grateful thanks to Mrs. Carolyn Horton who reported on the Salisbury Bible. When the book came to her hands for restoration, the inscription of my title was at the foot of the spine and she immediately recognized its importance. In addition I wish to thank Mrs. Lila Nash, Town Clerk of Salisbury, for bringing the Bible out of its hiding place, and Timothy Trace, antiquarian bookseller, for urging its restoration.

[1]

MS., Town Meeting Records, Salisbury, Conn., 1784-1849.

[2]

Gazette of the United States, April 25, 1796.

[3]

MS., Robert Aitken's Waste-book, 1771-1802 (in the Library Company of Philadelphia), p. 669, 674.

[4]

In December, 1961, Carol and Willman Spawn mounted an exhibition of the work of Robert Aitken, in the Free Library of Philadelphia. The Bible, lent by a private collector, is described in a review of the exhibition in TLS, February 24, 1961.

[5]

This copy is now in the Wellesley College Library.

[6]

R. G. Silver, "The Boston Book Trade, 1790-1799," Essays Honoring Lawrence C. Wroth (1951), p. 292, 294.

[7]

Columbian Centinel, June 15, 1799.

[8]

Centinel, December 21, 1799.

[9]

Centinel, November 10, 1804.

[10]

Independent Chronicle, November 12, 1804.

[11]

Chronicle, November 15, 1804.

[12]

A List of London Bookbinders, 1648-1815 (1950); H. G. Brown & M. O. Brown, A Directory of the Book-Arts and Book Trade in Philadelphia to 1820 (1950); A Directory of Printing, Publishing, Bookselling and Allied Trades in Rhode Island to 1865 (1958); A Register of Artists, Engravers, Booksellers, Bookbinders, Printers, and Publishers in New York City, 1633-1820 (1942).

[13]

Edwin Wolf, II, "A Signed American Binding on the First American Edition of Shakespeare," Shakespeare Quarterly, XII (1961), 153.

[14]

Gazette of the United States, October 26, 1798, taken from the original file of eighteenth-century newspaper advertisements of Philadelphia craftsmen, compiled by P. P. Prime, now in the library of Winterthur Museum.

[15]

H. D. French, "Early American Bookbinding by Hand," Bookbinding in America, ed. by Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt (1941), p. 82.

[16]

The Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore, Md., The History of Bookbinding, 525-1950 A.D., an Exhibition Held at the Baltimore Museum of Art, November 12, 1957 to January 12, 1958 (1957), No. 616.