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The Prentice Hand in the Tragedies of the Shakespeare First Folio: Compositor E by Charlton Hinman
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I. Titus Andronicus and Romeo and Juliet
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II. Hamlet, Lear, and Othello
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III. Summary: Compositer E
  
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Notes on the Text of T. S. Eliot: Variants from Russell Square by Robert L. Beare
  
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Some Textual Problems in Yeats by Russell K. Alspach
  
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The Accounts of the Wardens of the Stationers' Company by Cyprian Blagden
  
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The Wardens' Accounts 19 July 1557-15 July 1596
  
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Principles of Annotation: Some Suggestions for Editors of Shakespeare by Alice Walker
  
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The Printing of the Second Quarto of Romeo and Juliet (1599) by Paul L. Cantrell and George Walton Williams
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I. The Composition
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II. The Nature of the Copy
  
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Quarto Copy for Q2 Romeo and Juliet by Richard Hosley
  
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The Shares of Fletcher and His Collaborators in the Beaumont and Fletcher Canon (II) by Cyrus Hoy
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The Custom of the Country — Folio 1647
  
The Double Marriage — Folio 1647
  
The Elder Brother — Quarto 1637
  
The False One — Folio 1647
  
The Little French Lawyer - Folio 1647
  
The Lovers' Progress - Folio 1647
  
The Prophetess - Folio 1647
  
The Sea Voyage - Folio 1647
  
The Spanish Curate - Folio 1647
  
A Very Woman - Octavo 1655
  
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An Initiation Into Initials by Franklin B. Williams, Jr.
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Imaginary and Null Initials
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Variant Versions
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Integrated Affixes
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Limiting Appendages
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S[tandard] O[perating] P[rocedure]
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Calculus of Probabilities
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Special Techniques
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Scrambled Initials
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Mystifications: Perverse or Tolerable?
  
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Notes on Keats's Letters by Hyder E. Rollins
  
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Colburn-Bentley and the March of Intellect by Royal A. Gettmann
  
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Twenty-Fours with Three Signatures by Kenneth Povey
  
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Watermarks and the Dates of Fifteenth-Century Books by Curt F. Bühler
  
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New Texts of John Donne by C. F. Main
  
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Lord Hailes's Contributions to Contemporary Magazines by Robert Hay Carnie
  
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The Early Editions and Issues of Scott's Border Antiquities by William B. Todd
  
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DATA
  
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Coxe's A Description of Carolana (1722-1741) by Robert K. Turner, Jr.
  
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British Authorship of Ballads in the Isaiah Thomas Collection by Thomas L. Philbrick
  
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The Manuscript of Page's "Marse Chan" by John R. Roberson
  
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A Collation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's This Side of Paradise by Matthew J. Bruccoli
  
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ERRATA
  
ANNOUNCEMENTS
  
Notes On Contributors
  
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS FOR 1956
  
WINNERS OF THE 1956 AWARDS
  
MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY
  
PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY DURING THE YEAR
  
OTHER PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS
  
STUDIES IN BIBLIOGRAPHY
  
COLOPHON
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MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY

Frederick R. Goff of the Library of Congress, "Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in Washington Collections," 23 September 1955.

Alan Thomas of Bournemouth, England, "English Country Bookselling," 28 October 1955.

W. Hugh Peal of New York City, "Some Footnotes to Lucas' Lamb," 4 November 1955.

Johan Gerritsen, Fellow at the Folger Library, "Francis Kirkman, or, The Pleasures of Piracy," 18 November 1955.

Matthew Bruccoli of the University of Virginia demonstrated the Hinman Collating Machine at the annual meeting, 27 February 1956.

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