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Studies in bibliography

  
STUDIES IN BIBLIOGRAPHY
  
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Textual Criticism at the Millennium
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David Foxon, Humanist Bibliographer
  
Introduction
  
Family and School
  
War-Time Intelligence
  
Oxford
  
British Museum Library
  
Lyrical Ballads
  
Thomas J. Wise and the Pre-Restoration Drama
  
Compiling English Verse, 1701-1750
  
Libertine Literature
  
English Bibliographical Resources and Canada
  
Oxford, English Verse, and the Lyell Lectures
  
Postlude
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Publications by David Foxon
  
1953
  
1954
  
1955
  
1956
  
1957
  
1958
  
1959
  
1961
  
1962
  
1963
  
1964
  
1965
  
1969
  
1970
  
1975
  
1978
  
1979
  
1980
  
1991
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LITTERA SCRIPTA MANET: BLACKSTONE AND ELECTRONIC TEXT
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THOUGHTS ON THE AUTHENTICITY OF ELECTRONIC TEXTS
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JOHN MANNINGHAM'S DIARY AND A LOST WHIT-SUNDAY SERMON BY LANCELOT ANDREWES
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1. Andrewes's Lost Whit-Sunday Sermon
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2. Manningham's Note-Taking Techniques
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3. Manningham's Reliability as a Note-Taker
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(a) Printed Sources
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(b) Manuscript Sources
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(c) Oral Sources
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A FUNERALL ELEGYE . . . NOT . . . BY W.S. AFTER ALL
  
The Question of Authorship
  
The Cusum Technique
  
Reading Cusum Graphs and Charts
  
Attributing Shakespeare
  
Analysis by samples
  
The Dedication to the Elegye
  
Key Questions
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FIELDING'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMEDIAN (1732)
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I. Observations on Government, the Liberty of the Press, News-papers, Partys, and Party-writer[s]
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II. An Epistle to Mr. Ellys the Painter
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WHAT DID ANNA BARBAULD DO TO SAMUEL RICHARDSON'S CORRESPONDENCE? A STUDY OF HER EDITING
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APPENDIX A
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APPENDIX B
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APPENDIX C
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FORM AND FUNCTION IN THE ENGLISH EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LITERARY EDITION: THE CASE OF EDWARD CAPELL
  
Illustrations
  
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"THIS INSTANCE WILL NOT DO": GEORGE STEEVENS, SHAKESPEARE, AND THE REVISION(S) OF JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY
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TWO NEW PAMPHLETS BY WILLIAM GODWIN: A CASE OF COMPUTER-ASSISTED AUTHORSHIP ATTRIBUTION
  
Introduction
  
Context
  
Computer Assistance
  
Analysis
  
Conclusions
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REFERENCES
  
Manuscript Sources
  
Primary Sources
  
Secondary Sources
  
A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF THOMAS HOWES' CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS (1776-1807) AND HIS DISPUTE WITH JOSEPH PRIESTLEY
  
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF BYRON'S "TO THE PO"
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JOSEPH CONRAD'S UNDER WESTERN EYES: THE SERIALS AND FIRST EDITIONS
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1. The Typescripts of Under Western Eyes
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2. Under Western Eyes in the North American Review
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3. From the English Review to American and English First Book Editions
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4. The Texts of the English Review Galley Proofs
  
Works Cited
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UNRECORDED WRITINGS BY G. K. CHESTERTON, H. G. WELLS, PADRAIC COLUM, MARY COLUM, T. S. ELIOT, GEORGE BERNARD SHAW, AND WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS
  
G. K. Chesterton
  
H. G. Wells
  
Padraic Colum
  
Mary Colum
  
T. S. Eliot
  
George Bernard Shaw
  
William Butler Yeats
  
Notes on Contributors
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
OFFICERS
  
COUNCIL
  
PAST PRESIDENTS
  
BENEFACTORS FOR 2000
  
PATRONS FOR 2000
  
CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS FOR 2000
  
SUBSCRIBING MEMBERS FOR 2000
  
STUDENT MEMBERS FOR 2000
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AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS
  
Accessible on the World Wide Web
  
Print Publications
  
Studies in Bibliography
  
Other Society Publications
  
WINNERS OF THE 2002 STUDENT AWARDS IN BOOK COLLECTING

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T. S. Eliot

The following items are not recorded in the "Revised and Extended
Edition" of Donald Gallup's T. S. Eliot: A Bibliography (New York: Harcourt,
Brace & World, 1969) and appear not to have been noted elsewhere. I
have reported other forgetten items by and about Eliot in "Eliotiana," SB 50
(1997), 401-407.

"War," Nation 21 (23 June 1917), 299. Letter quoting a young officer who
praises an article in the 2 June number by H. M. T. (probably Henry
Major Tomlinson) on the horrors of war.

[Letter soliciting monetary gifts for the eightieth birthday of Arthur Machen],
Dublin Magazine 18.2 (April-June 1943), 82. Signed by Eliot and eleven
others; dated 19 February 1943.

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