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The Early Editions and Issues of The Monk, with a Bibliography by William B. Todd

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The 'Second Issue' of Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida, 1609 by Philip Williams, Jr.

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Warburton, Hanmer, and the 1745 Edition of Shakespeare by Giles E. Dawson

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The Library of Elizabeth's Embezzling Teller by Leslie Hotson

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Early Binding Stamps of Religious Significance in Certain American Libraries: A Supplementary Report by Eunice Wead

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The Printing by the Cambridge Press of A Platform of Church Discipline, 1649 by Lawrence G. Starkey

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Fees Paid to Authors by Certain American Periodicals, 1840-1850 by J. Albert Robbins

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Melville and The Shakers by Merton M. Sealts, Jr.

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A Bibliographical Study of Parthenissa by Roger Boyle Earl of Orrery by C. William Miller

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Dryden's Indian Emperour: The Early Editions and their Relation to the Text by James S. Steck

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Bibliographical Evidence from the Printer's Measure by Fredson Bowers

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The Publication Of Steele's Conscious Lovers by Rodney M. Baine

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A Long Use of a Setting of Type by Edwin Eliott Willoughby

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A Note On King Lear, III.ii.1-3 by George W. Williams

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The Twelfth Day Of December: Twelfth Night, II.iii.91 by I. B. Cauthen, Jr.

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The Dryden Troilus and Cressida Imprint: Another Theory by Paul S. Dunkin

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Proposals of Nine Printers for A New Edition of the Journals of the Continental Congress, 1785. by Edmund P. Dandridge, Jr.

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Sir Thomas Browne: Early Biographical Notices, and the Disposition of His Library and Manuscripts Jeremiah S. Finch

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Browne's Books and MSS

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Some Observations on the Philadelphia 1794 Editions of Jefferson's Notes Coolie Verner

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The Cancels in Lockman's Travels of the Jesuits, 1743 Jessie R. Lucke

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Notes On Contributors

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Informative Listings

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PAPERS READ BEFORE THE SOCIETY

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WINNERS OF 1949 STUDENT BOOK COLLECTORS'CONTEST

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MIMEOGRAPHED PAPERS DISTRIBUTED BY THE SOCIETY IN 1949

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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE BY THE SOCIETY

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Notes

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Oldenburg to Robert Boyle (1664), The Works of the Honourable Robert Boyle, ed., Thomas Birch (1772), VI, 172.

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Works, ed. Geoffrey Keynes (London, 1928-31), VI, 395-399.

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Works, ed. Simon Wilkin (London, 1836), IV, ix-xi, 3, n. See also Keynes, Bibliography of Sir Thomas Browne (London, 1924), pp. 99-103.

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Idem., I, cx.

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Idem., IV, 120. Kippis, who in his Biographia Britannica devoted a great deal of space to Sir Thomas Browne, mentioned a letter from Whitefoot to Browne's wife, concerning his projected "Life," but this seems to have disappeared (ed. 1780, p. 632).

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Athenœ Oxonienses, ed. Bliss (London, 1813-20).

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Posthumous Works (London, 1712), p. iii.

[8]

The Will of Edward Browne, Sloane MS. 3914.

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These are in the British Museum, the Library of Worcester College, Oxford, and the Osler Library, McGill University, the fourth being owned by Dr. J. F. Fulton of the Yale School of Medicine. The present writer is engaged in editing the Catalogue.

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Works, ed. Wilkin, I, lxxxviii, and n.

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MS Tanner 445.

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Works, ed. Wilkin, IV, 463-476.

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The Family Memoirs of the Rev. William Stukeley, M.D. (Publications of the Surtees Society: London, 1882), LXXIII, 95.

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J. S. Finch, "Sir Hans Sloane's Printed Books," The Library, 4th ser., XXII (1941), 67-72.