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The Relationship of English Printed Books to Authors' Manuscripts during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries The 1928 Sandars Lectures by R. B. McKERROW edited by Carlo M. Bajetta

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The Concept of Format by G. THOMAS TANSELLE

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The Calculus of Calculus: W. W. Greg and the Mathematics of Everyman Editions by JOSEPH A. DANE and ROSEMARY A. ROBERTS

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“THE ETERNAL VERITIES VERIFIED”: CHARLTON HINMAN AND THE ROOTS OF MECHANICAL COLLATION by Steven Escar Smith

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THE APPLICATION OF THOUGHT TO TEXTUAL CRITICISM IN ALL MODES—WITH APOLOGIES TO A. E. HOUSMAN by Ralph Hanna

EVIDENCE FOR THE STEMMA OF THE PIERS PLOWMAN B MANUSCRIPTS by Robert Adams

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SAMUEL RICHARDSON'S “ELEGANT DISQUISITIONS”: ANONYMOUS WRITING IN THE TRUE BRITON AND OTHER JOURNALS? by John A. Dussinger

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FIELDING, RICHARDSON AND WILLIAM STRAHAN: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE by Keith Maslen

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INTERRELATING THE CANCELLANTIA AND PARTIAL GATHERINGS IN THE FIRST EDITION OF EDWARD YOUNG'S THE CENTAUR NOT FABULOUS by James E. May

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BYRON, MEDWIN, AND THE FALSE FIEND: REMEMBERING “REMEMBER THEE” by Andrew M. Stauffer

Notes on Contributors

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

WINNERS OF THE 2000 STUDENT AWARDS IN BOOK COLLECTING

PRINT ERRATA FOR SB53

ELECTRONIC ERRATA FOR SB53

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Dear Mr. Scholfield,

It occurs to me every now and then that never having sent you my Sandars Lectures for 1928 I have never received the fee for them. As I think I told you the Syndics of the Press kindly offered to print them, but I was not altogether satisfied with them as delivered and wanted to do some more work on certain points. This, however, has

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never been got done, so I had better send them to you [...] as they are. A copy has been deposited at the British Library and I enclose the official receipt which you will presumably need to have as evidence that the requirements of the Readership have been complied with.[7]

Yours sincerely

R. B. McKerrow