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A Description of Descriptive Bibliography by G. Thomas Tanselle

Editing Piers Plowman B: The Imperative of am Intermittently Critical Edition by Robert Adams

Harington's Orlando Furioso: A "Spare Leafe" and a Stop-Press Correction by Simon Cauchi

Shared Printing, Printer's Copy, and the Text(s) of Gascoigne's A Hundredth Sundrie Flowres by Adrian Weiss

How Much Did Farquhar's Beaux Spend in London? by Alan Roper

Burlington's Library at Chiswick by Philip Ayres

Samuel Johnson's Proposals for the Harleian Miscellany by O M Brack, Jr. and Mary Early

Hume's Revisions of the History of England by Graeme Slater

Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,1731-77: A Supplement to Kuist by Emily Lorraine de Montluzin

The "Edwardses of Halifax" as Booksellers by Catalogue 1749-1835 by G. E. Bentley, Jr.

Notes on Cancellation in Scott's Life of Napoleon by B. J. McMullin

The Surviving Galley Proofs of Lawrence's Sons and Lovers by Helen V. Baron

Belated Justice to Hilaire Belloc, Versifier (1870-1953) by Arthur Sherbo

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Notes

The Chronology of Sylvia Plath's Poems: 1956-1959 by Nancy D. Hargrove

From The London Mercury by Arthur Sherbo

The Chace Act and Anglo-American Literary Relations by James L. W. West III

Henry James and the Atlantic Monthly: Editorial Perspectives on James' "Friction with the Market" by Ellery Sedgwick

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Notes

[1]

The Life of Hilaire Belloc (1957), pp. 104-108; hereafter Speaight.

[2]

Hilaire Belloc (1984), pp. 83-87, passim.

[3]

Alan Phillips's brief article, "Why Hilaire Belloc Will Live," Poetry Review, 35 (1944), 29-32, is of the rhapsodic school of literary criticism. See, however, Gertrude White, "True Words in Jest: The Light Verse of Chesterton and Belloc," Chesterton Review, 6, No. 1 (Fall-Winter, 1979-80), 1-26.

[4]

In the essay "Coming to an End" in his collection of essays On Nothing.

[5]

Speaight, p. 150, has "little tiny boys" but also "Which" and "form."

[6]

See The Life of Charles Gore. A Great Englishman, by G. L. Prestige (1935), pp. 227-237.

[7]

J. G. Lockhart, Charles Lindley-Viscount Halifax, 2 vols. (1935, 1936), 2:193.

[8]

Modern atlases give this spelling.

[9]

The curious may wish to read the verses on p. 9 (his reading in bed every night for 31 years), p. 13 (his view of certain of his contemporaries), pp. 14-15 (a typical day in 1907); and p. 16 (political expenses).