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A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1949

A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1950

A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1951

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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, by HOWELL J. HEANEY

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1. Bibliographies, Check Lists, Enumeration

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2. Printing, Publishing, Bibliographical and Textual Scholarship

Notes

A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1952

A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1953

A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1954

A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1955

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B. United States

BEARD, J. F., Jr., The First History of Greater New York: Unknown Portions of Fenimore Cooper's Last Work [The Towns of Manhattan], New-York Hist. Soc. Quart. , 37:109-45.[2306]
BLANCK, JACOB, Brackenridge's Death of General Montgomery (1777), HLB , 7:357-61.[2307]
BLOOM, R. L., Morton McMichael's North American , Penn. Mag. Hist. and Biog. , 77:164-80.[2308]
BOND, W. H., Melville and Two Years before the Mast , HLB , 7:362-65.[2309]
BONNELL, R. L., The Press of Mathew Carey, 1785-1851 , Drexel Institute of Technology. Master's thesis, 1953.[2310]
BOROME, J. A., Winsor's History of America, BPLQ , 5:119-39.[2311]
BOWDEN, E. T., Henry James and the Struggle for International Copyright: An Unnoticed Item in the James Bibliography, AL , 24:537-39.[2312]
BOWERS, FREDSON, The Manuscript of Whitman's “Passage to India,” MP , 51:102-117.[2313]
BOWERS, FREDSON, Whitman's Manuscripts for the Original “Calamus” Poems, SB , 6:257-65.[2314]
CHADBOURN, C. C., Jr., A Note on the Publication of The Good Gray Poet , Books at Brown , 15:1-4.[2315]
COHEN, HENNIG, The South Carolina Gazette, 1732-1775 , Columbia, Univ. of South Carolina, 1953. 273 p.[2316]
CONKWRIGHT, P. J., Binny & Ronaldson's First Type [and] Notes on Some Early Uses of the Type, Notes on Printing & Graphic Arts , 1:27-35.[2317]
COOK, R. L., Thoreau's Annotations and Corrections in the First Editions of Walden , Thoreau Soc. Bull. , 42:1.[2318]
CORDASCO, THOMAS, Thomas Paine and the History of “Junius”: A Forgotten Cause Célèbre , JEGP , 52:226-28.[2319]
DANIEL, B. J., Georgia Imprints, 1763-1799: A Study of the Form and Subject Matter of the Early Printing in Georgia , Emory Univ. Master's thesis, 1952.[2320]
DAVIS, C. R., William Cobbett: Philadelphia Bookseller and Publisher, Jour. Rutgers Univ. Libr. , 16:16-26.[2321]

DODD, C. I., A Survey of Catholic Americana and Catholic Book Publishing in the United States, 1856-1860 , Catholic Univ. of America. Master's thesis, 1953.[2322]
EGGERS, Johann, German Publishing in the United States . 15 p.(Mimeographed.) (Univ. of Kentucky Libraries. . . . Occasional Contributions, No. 53.) (Translated from Der deutsche Pionier, Cincinnati, 2 (1870):114-19, 147-50, 178-82.)[2323]
ELLIOTT, HARRISON, Benjamin Franklin, Paper Mill Promoter and Patron, Paper Maker , 20:No. 1:35-40.[2324]
ELLIOTT, HARRISON, The First Paper Mill in New York, Paper Maker , 22:No. 2:25-30.[2325]
ELLIOTT, HARRISON, The Gilpin Paper Mill on the Brandywine, Paper Maker , 19:No. 1:25-26.[2326]
GREEN, RALPH, The [John] Melcher Press, Notes on Printing & Graphic Arts , 1:42.(Candidates among surviving presses used at Portsmouth, N. H.)[2327]
GRUBB, G. G., see No. 2170.
HAMILTON, SINCLAIR, John Foster and the “White Hills” Map, PULC , 14:177-82.[2328]
JOHNSON, T. H., Emily Dickinson: Creating the Poems, HLB , 7:257-70.[2329]
JOYAUX, G. J., French Press in Michigan, Michigan History , 37:155-65.(French language periodicals, 1809-1919.)[2330]
LUCEY, W. L., Catholic Magazines: 1880-1890, Rec. American Catholic Hist. Soc. of Philadelphia , 63:65-109.[2331]
LUTZ, EARLE, The Stars and Stripes of Illinois Boys in Blue, Jour. , Illinois State Hist. Soc., 46:132-41.[2332]
METZDORF, R. F., The First American “Rasselas” and Its Imprint, PBSA , 47:374-76.[2333]
METZDORF, R. F., The Publishing History of Richard Henry Dana's Two Years before the Mast , HLB , 7:312-32.[2334]
MILNE, W. G., William Douglas O'Connor and the Authorship of The Good Gray Poet , AL , 25:29-42.[2335]
NAPIER, JAMES, Some Book Sales in Dumfries, Virginia, 1794-1796, William and Mary Quart. , 10:441-45.[2336]
NEIDERHEISER, CLOUDAUGH, Some Civil War Wallpaper Newspapers, Minnesota Hist. , 32:211-13.(Discusses a facsimile of the Vicksburg Daily Citizen of July 4, 1863.)[2337]
OLDHAM, E. M., Early Jewish Books Printed in America, BPLQ , 5:83-96.[2338]
PARKER, W. W., Printing in Gambier, Ohio, 1829-1884, Ohio State Archaeological and Hist. Quart. , 62:55-66.(Final note: A check list of Gambier imprints may be secured from the author.)[2339]
POLLARD, W. C., “Gone with the Wind”: Story of a Best Seller , Florida State Univ. Master's thesis, 1952.[2340]
REMORDS, GEORGES, John Steinbeck—Note bibliographique, Bulletin de la Faculté des Lettres de Strasbourg , 26(1950):301-305.[2341]
RICE, O. K., West Virginia Printers and Their Work, 1790-1830, West Virginia Hist. , 14:297-338.[2342]
RICHARDSON, L. N., Revision in Sinclair Lewis's The Man Who Knew Coolidge , AL , 25:326-33.[2343]
ROCKEFELLER, G. C., Early Papermaking in Trenton: Some Account of the Potts & Reynolds Mill, 1777-1785, Proceedings , New Jersey Hist. Soc., 71:24-32.[2344]
SCHORTER, C. E., Hamlin Garland's First Published Story, AL , 25:89-92.(“Ten Years Dead” in Every Other Saturday, March 28, 1885.)[2345]
SCOTT, A. L., Mark Twain's Revisions of The Innocents Abroad for the British Edition of 1872, AL , 25:43-61.[2346]
SILVER, R. G., Benjamin Edes, Trumpeter of Sedition, PBSA , 47:248-68.[2347]
SILVER, R. G., Three Eighteenth-Century American Book Contracts, PBSA , 47:381-87.[2348]
SMITH, J. M., The Aurora and the Alien and Sedition Laws. Part I: The Editorship of Benjamin Franklin Bache, Penn. Mag. of Hist. and Biog. , 77:3-23. Part II: The Editorship of William Duane, Ibid., 77:123-55.[2349]
STERN, MADELEINE, Purple Passage: The Life of Mrs. Frank Leslie , Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1953. 281 p.[2350]
STINEHOUR, R. D., Hawthorn House, Notes on Printing & Graphic Arts , 1:65-75.(Check List of Hawthorn House Printing, p. 74-75.)[2351]
STONE, E. O., Benjamin Franklin, Printer: Part II, Bull. of Bibl. , 20 (1952):206-212.(Brief discussion of production, types, presses, partnerships.)[2352]
STROUPE, H. S., The Beginnings of Religious Journalism in North Carolina, 1823-1865, North Carolina Hist. Rev. , 30:1-22.(“Check List and Finding List,” p. 15-22.)[2353]

SUPER, R. H., see No. 2266.
SWAN, B. F., The Hammett Pamphlets and Their Author, Rhode Island Hist. , 12:105-109.[2354]
SWAN, B. F., Two Rhode Island Imprints of 1727, Rhode Island Hist. , 12:33-43.[2355]
THAYER, LEE, The Decorative Designers: A Footnote on Publishing History, Publisher's Weekly , 164:874-78.[2356]
WEITENKAMPF, FRANK, see No. 2295.
WESSEN, E. J., Jones' Nests and Eggs of the Birds of Ohio , PBSA , 47:218-30.[2357]
WHEELWRIGHT, W. B., Zenas Crane, Pioneer Papermaker, Paper Maker , 20:No. 1:1-7.[2357a]
WOODWARD, F. G., An Early Tennessee Almanac and Its Maker: Hill's Almanac, 1825-1862, Tennessee Folklore , 18 (1952):9-14.[2358]
WORDEN, W. S., A Cut Version of What Maisie Knew , AL , 24:493-504.(A study of the effect of the excisions made in the serialized version in the British New Review, February-September, 1897.)[2359]