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Textual Criticism at the Millennium by G. THOMAS TANSELLE
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III
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IV
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V
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VI
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Notes
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David Foxon, Humanist Bibliographer by JAMES McLAVERTY
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Introduction
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Family and School
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War-Time Intelligence
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Oxford
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British Museum Library
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Lyrical Ballads
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Thomas J. Wise and the Pre-Restoration Drama
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Compiling English Verse, 1701-1750
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Libertine Literature
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English Bibliographical Resources and Canada
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Oxford, English Verse, and the Lyell Lectures
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Postlude
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Publications by David Foxon
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1953
  
1954
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1955
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1956
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1957
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1958
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1959
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1961
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1962
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1963
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1964
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1965
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1969
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1970
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1975
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1978
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1979
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1980
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1991
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LITTERA SCRIPTA MANET: BLACKSTONE AND ELECTRONIC TEXT by Michael Hancher
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I
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II
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III
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IV
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Notes
  
THOUGHTS ON THE AUTHENTICITY OF ELECTRONIC TEXTS by G. Thomas Tanselle
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JOHN MANNINGHAM'S DIARY AND A LOST WHIT-SUNDAY SERMON BY LANCELOT ANDREWES by P. J. Klemp
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1. Andrewes's Lost Whit-Sunday Sermon
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2. Manningham's Note-Taking Techniques
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3. Manningham's Reliability as a Note-Taker
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(a) Printed Sources
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(b) Manuscript Sources
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(c) Oral Sources
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A FUNERALL ELEGYE . . . NOT . . . BY W.S. AFTER ALL by Jill Farringdon
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The Question of Authorship
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The Cusum Technique
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Reading Cusum Graphs and Charts
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Attributing Shakespeare
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Analysis by samples
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The Dedication to the Elegye
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Key Questions
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Notes
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FIELDING'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMEDIAN (1732) by Martin C. Battestin
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I. Observations on Government, the Liberty of the Press, News-papers, Partys, and Party-writer[s]
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II. An Epistle to Mr. Ellys the Painter
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Notes
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WHAT DID ANNA BARBAULD DO TO SAMUEL RICHARDSON'S CORRESPONDENCE? A STUDY OF HER EDITING by William McCarthy
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APPENDIX A
  
APPENDIX B
  
APPENDIX C
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Notes
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FORM AND FUNCTION IN THE ENGLISH EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LITERARY EDITION: THE CASE OF EDWARD CAPELL by Marcus Walsh
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Illustrations
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Notes
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"THIS INSTANCE WILL NOT DO": GEORGE STEEVENS, SHAKESPEARE, AND THE REVISION(S) OF JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY by R. Carter Hailey
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I
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II
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TWO NEW PAMPHLETS BY WILLIAM GODWIN: A CASE OF COMPUTER-ASSISTED AUTHORSHIP ATTRIBUTION by Pamela Clemit and David Woolls
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Introduction
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Context
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Computer Assistance
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Analysis
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Conclusions
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REFERENCES
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Manuscript Sources
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Primary Sources
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Secondary Sources
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Notes
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A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF THOMAS HOWES' CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS (1776-1807) AND HIS DISPUTE WITH JOSEPH PRIESTLEY by David Chandler
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THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF BYRON'S "TO THE PO" by Andrew M. Stauffer
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Notes
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JOSEPH CONRAD'S UNDER WESTERN EYES: THE SERIALS AND FIRST EDITIONS by Roger Osborne
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1. The Typescripts of Under Western Eyes
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2. Under Western Eyes in the North American Review
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3. From the English Review to American and English First Book Editions
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4. The Texts of the English Review Galley Proofs
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Works Cited
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Note
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UNRECORDED WRITINGS BY G. K. CHESTERTON, H. G. WELLS, PADRAIC COLUM, MARY COLUM, T. S. ELIOT, GEORGE BERNARD SHAW, AND WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS by Arthur Sherbo
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G. K. Chesterton
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H. G. Wells
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Padraic Colum
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Mary Colum
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T. S. Eliot
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George Bernard Shaw
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William Butler Yeats

  
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
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OFFICERS
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COUNCIL
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PAST PRESIDENTS
  
BENEFACTORS FOR 2000
  
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CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS FOR 2000
  
SUBSCRIBING MEMBERS FOR 2000
  
STUDENT MEMBERS FOR 2000
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AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS
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Print Publications
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Studies in Bibliography
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Other Society Publications
  
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George Bernard Shaw

The following item does not appear in Dan E. Laurence's Bernard Shaw: A Bibliography, 2 vols. (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1982), or his "A Supplement to Bernard Shaw: A Bibliography," Shaw 20 (2000), 3-128. In "Shaw's Forgotten Lecture (and Other Matters Shavian)," SB 47 (1994), 221-230, I resurrected some other pieces by and about Shaw.

George Cohen, "The Red Devil's Disciple," Freeman 3 (27 Apr. 1921), 154155. Quotes from an unidentified speech by Shaw.

[Letter soliciting monetary gifts for the eightieth birthday of Arthur Machen], Dublin Magazine 18.2 (April-June 1943), 82. Signed by Shaw and eleven others; dated 19 February 1943.

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