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New Approaches to Textual Problems in Shakespeare by Philip Williams, Jr.

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Editorial Problems in Shakespeare: Semi-Popular Editions by Arthur Brown

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Roberts' Compositors in Titus Andronicus Q2 by Paul L. Cantrell and George Walton Williams

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The Textual Relation of Q2 to Q1 Hamlet (I) by Fredson Bowers

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Quarto Copy for Folio Henry V by Andrew S. Cairncross

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Common QF mislineation

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Some Editorial Principles (with special reference to Henry V) by Alice Walker

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The Printing of John Webster's Plays (II) by John Russell Brown

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I Press-Variants in The White Devil (1623)

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II Press-Variants in The Duchess of Malfi (1623)

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III Press-Variants in The Devil's Law Case (1623)

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IV The Compositors of The Duchess of Malfi (1623)

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The Shares of Fletcher and his Collaborators in the Beaumont and Fletcher Canon (I) by Cyrus Hoy

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A Printer's Manuscript of 1508 by W. H. Bonds

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New Light on the King's Printing Office, 1680-1730 by Robert L. Haig

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Simms's First Magazine: The Album by John C. Guilds, Jr.

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Appendix SIMMS'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ALBUM

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A Checklist of the Writings of John William De Forest (1826-1906) by E. R. Hagemann

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PART II. PERIODICALS

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PART III. CONTEMPORARY REVIEWS OF DE FOREST'S WRITINGS

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Notes on the Unrevised Galleys of Faulkner's Sanctuary by Linton Massey

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APPENDIX A Galley Proofs: Published Book

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APPENDIX B Published Book: Galley Proofs

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Variants in the 1479 Oxford Edition of Aristotle's Ethics by Dennis E. Rhodes

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Variants in Reset Forme

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A Volume from the Library of Sebald Pirckheimer: Libri Impressi Cum Notis Manusciptis, VIII by Curt F. Bühler

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John Stow's Editions of Skelton's Workes and of Certaine Worthye Manuscript Poems by William Ringler

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William Barley, Elizabethan Printer and Bookseller by John L. Lievsay

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In Re George Sandys' Ovid by Richard Beale Davis

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(1) The 1623 Edition of the First Five Books

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(2) The Decree: Sandys v. Stansby

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Patterns In Press Figures: A Study of Lyttelton's Dialogues of the Dead by William B. Todd

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Hawthorne's Income from the Token by Seymour L. Gross

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John Esten Cooke on Publishing, 1865 by I. B. Cauthen, Jr.

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Walt Whitman's Correspondence with Whitelaw Reid, Editor of the New York Tribune by Edwin Haviland Miller

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A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1954

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Part I: INCUNABULA AND EARLY RENAISSANCE, by Rudolf Hirsch

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Part II. THE LATER RENAISSANCE TO THE PRESENT

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1. Bibliographies, Check Lists, Enumerations

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B. United States

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2. Printing, Publishing, Bibliographical and Textual Scholarship

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B. United States

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Addendum: The Printing of Hamlet Q2, by Fredson Bowers (See Studies in Bibliography, vol. VII)

Addendum: A Check-List of the Writings of Walter de la Mare, by Leonard Clark (See Studies in Bibliography, vol. VI)

Notes On Contributors

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

WINNERS OF 1955 STUDENT BOOK COLLECTORS' CONTEST

MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY

CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS FOR 1955

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Punctuation

Here F dependence on Q2 or Q3 may be sufficiently illustrated by the following significant examples:-

1. Q How now sir Iohn, quoth I? II.iii.17 F How now Sir Iohn (quoth I?) what man?

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The retention of the Q question-mark within the F brackets, if not impossible in Elizabethan punctuation, is at least unusual enough to be taken as a clue.

2. Q,F great grandfather I.ii.146 (Camb. great-grandfather)
3. Q1,3,F Doll Tear-sheete, she by name, and her espowse II.i.75 (Camb. omits first comma.)
4. Q3 Now Lords to France: The enterprise whereof II.ii.182 F Now Lords for France: the enterprise whereof
5. Q3 And I: if F and I: If III.ii.13-14 (Camb. And I:/ If)