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The Suppressed and Altered Passages in Blake's Jerusalem by David V. Erdman
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Method of Restoration
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The Nature of Blake's Alterations
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His Probable Reasons
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JERUSALEM: All the Deleted or Altered Passages
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Plate 1 [Frontispiece] (Illustration III a)
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Plate 2 [Title Page] (Illustration II b)
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Plate 3 [Preface] (Illustration I)
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Plate 4 ("Chap: 1")
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Plate 7
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Plate 10
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Plate 11
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Plate 14
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Plate 19
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Plate 20
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Plate 21
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Plate 22
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Plate 24
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Plate 26
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Plate 27
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Plate 28 ("Chap: 2.") (Illustrations IV a, b)
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Plate 29[43] (Illustration II c)
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Plate 35[31] (Illustration III b)
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Plate 36[32]
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Plate 37[33] (Illustration V a)
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Plate 39[35]
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Plate 40[36]
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Plate 45[40]
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Plate 47
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Plate 51
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Plate 53
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Plate 56
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Plate 61
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Plate 63
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Plate 69
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Plate 73 (Illustration V b)
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Plate 76
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Plate 77 (Illustration VI a)
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Plate 82
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Plate 83
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Plate 84 (Illustration VI b)
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Plate 85
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Plate 90
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Plate 91
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Plate 93
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Plate 94
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Plate 95
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Plate 96
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Plate 98
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Plate 99
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Plate 100
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Conclusions as to the Sequence of Copies
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Addenda List of Copies
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Note
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Table of Catchwords
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Sizes of Plates
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Blake's Numbering of the Plates
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The Dating of Blake's Script
  
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A Computer Concordance to Middle English Texts by Alan Markman
  
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Milton and the Harvard Pindar by Maurice Kelley and Samuel D. Atkins
  
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Light on Joyce's Exiles? A New MS, a Curious Analogue, and Some Speculations by Robert M. Adams
  
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Further Observations on the Text of Dubliners by Robert Scholes
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General Problems
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Individual Stories
  
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Mathew Carey's Proofreaders by Rollo G. Silver
  
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"Bound in Boston by Henry B. Legg" by Hannah D. French
  
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James Kirke Paulding's Contributions to American Magazines by Ralph M. Aderman
  
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Unsigned and Initialed Contributions to The Freeman by G. Thomas Tanselle
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I. Authorship of Unsigned Material
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II. Identification of Initials and Pseudonyms
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III. Index
  
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Material for a Centenary Edition of Tenderis the Night by Matthew J. Bruccoli
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Emendations to be Made in the First-Edition Copy-Text
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Textual Notes
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Historical Collation
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Revisions in Fitzgerald's Copy
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Pedigree of Editions of Tender is the Night
  
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The Terence of Turin, 1483 by Curt F. Bühler
  
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The Printer of the 1594 Octavo of Marlowe's Edward II by Robert Ford Welsh
  
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The Early Editions of Sir Walter Ralegh's The History of the World by John Racin, Jr.
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The Suppression
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"Issues" of the Stansby 1614
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The Stansby 1614 and 1617 Editions
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The Stansby 1617, the "Jaggard 1617" and the Jaggard 1621
  
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Some Reprintings of the Gentlemen's Magazine by Jacob Leed
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Predecessors to Burke's and Dodsley's Annual Register by John C. Weston, Jr.
  
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Yeats's Vision and "The Two Trees" by Robert Mortenson
  
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Some Principles for Scholarly Editions of Nineteenth-Century American Authors by Fredson Bowers
  
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A SELECTIVE CHECK LIST OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1962
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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, ENUMERATIONS
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A. ENGLISH AND GENERAL
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B. United States
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2. Printing, Publishing, Bibliography and Textual Scholarship
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A. English and General
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B. United States
  
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Notes on Contributors
  
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
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WINNERS OF THE 1963 AWARD
  
RECENT MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY
  
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Plate 93

Enitharmon heard. She raisd her head like the mild Moon [1]
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In the blank space following line 1 are slight traces of a deletion, irrecoverable and probably made in the varnish. Can it have consisted of an extension of the epic, but brief, simile "like the mild Moon"? That would be an early manner.

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