University of Virginia Library

B. United States

• ADERMAN, R. M., Publication Dates of Three Early Works by James Kirke Paulding, PBSA , 59:49-50.[1577]
• ARMSTRONG, J. C., and CARPENTER, K. E., James Russell Lowell On Democracy , PSBA , 59:385-99.[1578]
• BEAURLINE, L. A., The Glass Menagerie: From Story to Play, Modern Drama , 8:142-49.[1579]
• BELKNAP, G. N., Oregon Printing before the “Spectator,” PBSA , 59:50-55.[1580]
• BENNETT, P. A., Notes for a Centennial Year: Recollections of F. W. Goudy: His Types, Books and Press, Publishers' Weekly , 187:88-92.[1581]
• BIRCH, BRIAN, Henry James: Some Bibliographical and Textual Matters, Library , 5th ser., 20:108-23.[1582]
• BRUCCOLI, M. J., Cora's Mouse [Stephen Crane], PBSA , 59:188-89.[1583]
• BRUCCOLI, M. J., F. Scott Fitzgerald's First Book Appearance, PBSA , 59:58.[1584]
• BRUCCOLI, M. J., A Sophisticated Copy of “The House of the Seven Gables,” PBSA , 59:438-39.[1585]
• CASE, L. D., Origins of Methodist Publishing in America, PBSA , 59:12-27.[1586]
• CLARK, C. E., The Literature of the New England Earthquake of 1755, PBSA , 59:295-305.[1587]
• CRANFILL, T. M., and CLARK, R. L., Jr., The Anatomy of The Turn of the Screw, Austin, Univ. of Texas Press, 1965. 195 p.[1588]
• CROWLEY, J. D., A False Edition of Hawthorne's “Twice-Told Tales,” PBSA , 59: 182-88.[1589]
• CUMMING, JOHN, The Deseret Primer [1868], Amer. Book Collector , 15:8:8-10.[1590]
• DILLARD, R. H. W., The Writer's Best Solace: Textual Revisions in Ellen Glasgow's The Past , SB , 19:245-50.[1591]
• EXMAN, EUGENE, The Brothers Harper . . . 1817 to 1853 , New York, Harper & Row, 1965. xvi, 415 p.[1592]
• FISH, CHARLES, Beginnings: O'Neill's “The Web,” PULC , 27:3-20.[1593]
• GAMBEE, B. L., Jr., Frank Leslie and His Illustrated Newspaper, 1855-1860 , Ann Arbor, Dept. of Libr. Science, Univ. of Michigan, 1965. vii, 86 p.[1594]
• GANZEL, DEWEY, Samuel Clemens and John Camden Hotten, Library , 5th ser., 20:230-42.[1595]
• GOFF, F. R., Bishop Kennett and South Carolina, PBSA , 59:158-60.(A Full and Particular Account of an Invasion . . . upon South Carolina, p. 195 of his Primordia a ghost.)[1596]
• GOLDEN, ARTHUR, A Glimpse into the Workshop: A Critical Evaluation and Diplomatic Transcription of the “Blue Book,” Walt Whitman's Annotated Copy of the 1860 Edition of Leaves of Grass, Doctoral dissertation, New York Univ., 1962.[1597]

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• GOLDEN, ARTHUR, New Light on Leaves of Grass: Whitman's Annotated Copy of the 1860 (Third) Edition, BNYPL , 69:283-306.[1598]
• GOLDEN, ARTHUR, A Recovered Whitman Fair Copy of “Drum-Taps” Poem, and a “Sequel to Drum-Taps” Fragment, PBSA , 59:439-41.[1599]
• HAYCRAFT, HOWARD, Poe and “The Musiad,” PBSA , 59:437-38.[1600]
• HILL, HAMLIN, Toward a Critical Text of The Gilded Age , PBSA , 59:142-49.[1601]
• IVES, SIDNEY, A Melville Ghost, PBSA , 59:318.(A made-up copy of Typee.)[1602]
• JACOBSON, D. L., Thomas Gordon's Works of Tacitus in Pre-Revolutionary America, BNYPL , 69:58-64.[1603]
• JUDKINS, DONALD, Edward Taylor's Revisions, AL , 37:135-52.[1604]
• KAHN, SY, Glenway Wescott: The Artist at Work, Papers on English Language & Literature , 1:250-58.[1605]
• KAISER, L. M., and STANFORD, D. E., The Latin Poems of “Edward Taylor,” Yale Univ. Libr. Gazette , 40:75-81:(Actually by Charles Chauncy.)[1606]
• KATZ, W. A., The Public Printer: Washington Territory, 1852-1889 , Doctoral dissertation, Univ. of Chicago, 1965.[1607]
• KATZ, W. A., Tracing Western Territorial Imprints through the National Archives, PBSA , 59:1-11.[1608]
• KILGOUR, R. L., Lee and Shepard, Publishers for the People , Hamden, Conn., The Shoe String Press, 1965. vi, 306 p.[1609]
• KUEHL, JOHN, Scott Fitzgerald's “Thought book,” PULC , 26:102-108, and facsim., 15 ff.[1610]
• LANE, LAURIAT, Jr., Thoreau at Work: Four Versions of “A Walk to Wachusett,” BNYPL , 69:3-16.[1611]
• McCORISON, M. A., Vermont Papermaking, 1784-1820: Addenda, Vermont History , 33:351-52.(Supplement C 1156.)[1612]
• McDERMOTT, J. F., An Unpublished Washington Irving Manuscript, Papers on English Language & Literature , 1:369-73.(A scrap, including description of an incident of September 1832.)[1613]
• MANSBRIDGE, GEORGIA, Bruce Rogers, American Typographer , New Haven, Southern Connecticut State College, Div. of Libr. Science, 1965.[1614]
• MARSH, P. M., Freneau's Use of Addison's “L” [as an initial in signing articles], Proc. , New Jersey Hist. Soc., 83:287-88.[1615]
• MONTEIRO, GEORGE, Howells on Lowell: An Unascribed Review, NEQ , 38:508-509.[1616]
• MONTEIRO, GEORGE, Thomas Sergeant Perry: Four Attributions, PBSA , 59:57.[1617]
• MURPHY, L. B., John Holt, Patriot Printer and Publisher , Doctoral dissertation, Univ. of Michigan, 1965.[1618]
• OSBORNE, N. J., William Ellery Channing and The Red Badge of Courage , BNYPL , 69:182-96.[1619]
• PARKER, HERSHEL, An Error in the Text of James's The American , AL , 37:316-18.[1620]
• RISTOW, W. W., Nineteenth-century Cadastral Maps in Ohio, PBSA , 59:306-15.(Reconstruction of a paper by Henry Francis Walling.)[1621]
• ROSENBAUM, S. P., The Spoils of Poynton: Revisions and Editions, SB , 19:161-74.[1622]
• SILVER, R. G., The Costs of Mathew Carey's Printing Equipment, SB , 19:85-122.[1623]
• SILVER, R. G., Typefounding in America, 1787-1825 , Charlottesville, Published for the Bibl. Soc. of the Univ. of Va., Univ. Press of Va., 1965. xiii, 141 p.[1624]
• SMEALL, J. F. S., The Evidence That Hugh Brackenridge Wrote “The Cornwalliad,” PMLA , 80:542-48.[1625]
• STALLMAN, R. W., New Short Fiction by Stephen Crane: I Dan Emmonds, Studies in Short Fiction , 1:1-7, and others, 147-52.[1626]
• TANSELLE, G. T., Attribution of Authorship in “The Spirit of the Farmers' Museum” (1801), PBSA , 59:170-77.[1627]
• TANSELLE, G. T., Early American Fiction in England: The Case of The Algerine Captive [by Royall Tyler], PBSA , 59:367-84.[1628]

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• TANSELLE, G. T., Press Figures in America: Some Preliminary Observations, SB , 19:123-60.[1629]
• TEETER, D. L., Benjamin Towne: The Precarious Career of a Persistent Printer, Pennsylvania Mag. of Hist. & Biog. , 89:316-23.[1630]
• TODD, W. B., Problems in Editing Mark Twain, Books at Iowa , No. 2:3-8.[1631]
• TURNER, J. G., The Five Manuscript Copies of the Gettysburg Address, Manuscripts , 17:12-17.[1632]
• TURNER, M. A., Mark Twain's “1601” through Fifty Editions, Mark Twain Journ. , 12:4:10-15, 21.[1633]
• WELLAND, DENNIS, Mark Twain's Last Travel Book [Following the Equator], BNYPL , 69:31-48.[1634]
• WILEY, J. W., Evolving a Policy for State Printing: The Michigan Experience, 1835-1861 , Doctoral dissertation, Univ. of Michigan, 1964.[1635]
• WOLF, EDWIN, 2nd, The Authorship of the 1774 Address to the King Restudied, William and Mary Quart. , 3d ser., 22:189-224.[1636]
• WOLFE, R. J., Caleb Bingham's “American Preceptor,” Lexington, 1805, PBSA , 59:177-82.[1637]