Skip directly to:Main content Main navigation

University of Virginia Library

collapse section

Indexing the Periodical Literature of Anglo-American Bibliography by B. J. McMullin

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

collapse section

The Concept of Ideal Copy by G. Thomas Tanselle

1.

2.

3.

4.

collapse section

An Application of Semiotics to the Definition of Bibliography by Ross Atkinson

1.

2.

3.

4.

collapse section

Establishing Shakespeare's Text: Notes on Short Lines and the Problem of Verse Division by Fredson Bowers

collapse section

A Fielding Discovery, with Some Remarks on the Canon by M. C. with R. R. Battestin

1.

1.

collapse section

Casting Off Copy and the Composition of Hooker's Book V by W. Speed Hill

collapse section

Some Problems of Attribution in the Canon of Sir William Killigrew's Works by J. P. Vander Motten

collapse section

THE TEXT OF Paradise Lost: A Stemma for the Early Editions by R. G. Moyles

collapse section

The Chronology of the Richardson-Bradshaigh Correspondence of 1751 by John August Wood

1.

2.

B to R 25 Nov. 1750 (B, VI, 40-42, 45-48; FM, XI, ff. 19-20); B to R Late Feb. (B, VI, 42-45).

3.

R to B Dec. (B, VI, 121-123).

4.

B to R 6 Jan. (B, VI, 49-57).

5.

R to B Jan. (B, VI, 57-62); B to R 9 Feb. (B, VI, 69-75); B to R 17 March (B, VI, 75-77); R to B 24 March (B, VI, 85-89).

6.

R to B Feb. (B, VI, 77-84); B to R 5 March (FM, XI, f. 21).

7.

R to B 14 March (B, VI, 62-68, omit first paragraph p. 64)

8.

B to R 29 March (B, VI, 90-96); B to R 8 April (B, VI, 96-101; FM, XI, ff. 22-23).

9.

B to R 16 April (B, VI, 106-109, 110-116).

10.

R to B May (B, VI, 116-121); B to R May-June (B, VI, 123-127).

11.

B to R Late May-June 1751 (B, VI, 101-105, 109).

12.

R to B 26 Dec. 1751 (B, VI, 128-137); B to R 3 Jan. 1752 (B, VI, 105-106, 137-146).

collapse section

The Typewriters in the Making of The Waste Land by S. Krishnamoorthy Aithal

collapse section

The Manuscript of D. H. Lawrence's Saga of Siegmund by Bruce Steele

1.

2.

collapse section

Tracking Lawrence's Fox: an Account of its Composition, Evolution, and Publication by Judith G. Ruderman

collapse section

A Textual History of Graham Greene's The Power and the Glory by David Leon Higdon

collapse section

David Jones's Glosses on The Anathemata by Thomas Dilworth

1.

2.

I. RITE AND FORE-TIME

3.

II. MIDDLE-SEA AND LEAR-SEA

4.

III. ANGLE-LAND

5.

V. THE LADY OF THE POOL

6.

VI. KEEL, RAM, STAUROS

7.

VII. MABINOG'S LITURGY

collapse section

Faulkner's "L'Apres-Midi d'un Faune": The Evolution of a Poem by Robert W. Hamblin and Louis Daniel Brodsky

collapse section

His Editor's Hand: Hiram Haydn's Changes in Styron's Lie Down in Darkness by Arthur D. Casciato

1.

2.

Haydn's Changes in the "Editorial" Typescript of Lie Down in Darkness

collapse section

Notes on Contributors

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

PAST PRESIDENTS

PUBLICATIONS IN PRINT

collapse section

Collapse All | Expand All expand section

III. ANGLE-LAND

115, note 2 "How Balin met with his brother Balan . . ." cf. In Par by misadventure

Here, at the end of the section concerning the settlement of England by Angles and Saxons, modern British and Germans fighting during the World Wars are compared to the brothers in Malory who mistakenly slay each other. The modern wars are fratricidal because of the consanguinity of the English and Anglo-Welsh with the Germans owing to the medieval settlement of Angle-land. Jones's gloss refers to the dedication of In Parenthesis (1937), "TO THE ENEMY / FRONT FIGHTERS WHO SHARED OUR / PAINS AGAINST WHOM WE FOUND / OURSELVES BY MISAD-VENTURE."