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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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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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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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A Checklist of the Writings of John William De Forest (1826-1906) by E. R. Hagemann
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Notes on the Unrevised Galleys of Faulkner's Sanctuary by Linton Massey
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Variants in the 1479 Oxford Edition of Aristotle's Ethics by Dennis E. Rhodes
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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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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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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)
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