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The biography and typography of William Caxton. 1877. A different
work from the Life, above.
The enemies of books. 1880, 1888 (rev and enlarged), 1896; tr Fr 1883.
Numismata typographica: or the medallic history of printing,
reprinted from the Printers’ Register. 1883.
An account of the German morality-play entitled Depositio cornuti
typographici; with a rhythmical translation of the German
version of 1648. 1885.
Bibliographical miscellanies. 5 pts 1890. Pt 1 Signatures; pt 2 The
chained library at Wimborne Minster; pts 3–5 Books in chains.
The Pentateuch of printing, with a chapter on Judges, with a
memoir of the author, and list of his works, by T. B. Reed. 1891.
Blades also contributed many essays on printing and bibliography to periodicals,
and pbd several short papers; he edited Juliana Berners, Boke of St
Albans; The dictes and sayings of the philosophers, Christine Pisan,
Moral proverbes; and he was a prime mover in the Caxton celebration of
1877.
James Boswell 1778–1822
A biographical memoir of the late Edmond Malone. 1814 (priv ptd).
Rptd from GM June 1813; reissued in Catalogue of early English
poetry by E. Malone, 1836.
A Roxburghe garland. 1817.
The plays and poems of William Shakespeare comprehending an
enlarged history of the stage, by the late E. Malone. 21 vols 1821.
The 3rd variorum edn; ed Boswell from Malone’s mss.
Boswell also pbd the 6th (rev) edn of his father’s Life of Johnson.
Joseph Bosworth 1789–1876
Grammars and dictionaries
An introduction to Latin construing. 1821, 1846.
Latin construing. 1821, 1850.
The elements of Anglo-Saxon grammar. 1823.
A compendious grammar of the primitive English or Anglo-Saxon
language. 1826.
Græcæ grammatices rudimenta by William Bosworth, with additions
by Joseph Bosworth. 1830.
A dictionary of the Anglo-Saxon language. 1838, 4 vols Oxford 1898
(rev partly from Bosworth’s mss by T. N. Toller), 1908–21.
A compendious Anglo-Saxon and English dictionary. 1848, 1881, 1888.
Editions, translations, etc
The origin of the Dutch. 1836.
Scandinavian literature. 1839. Anthology.
The origins of the English, Germanic and Scandinavian languages
and nations. 1848.
A literal English translation of King Alfred’s Anglo-Saxon version of
the Compendious history of the world by Orosius. 1855, 1859.
A description of Europe, and the voyages of Ohthere and Wulfstan,
with Anglo-Saxon text and a literal English translation and
notes. 1855.
The history of the Lauderdale manuscript of King Alfred’s Anglo-
Saxon version of Orosius. Oxford 1858.
King Alfred’s Anglo-Saxon version of the Compendious history of
the world by Orosius, containing facsimile specimens of the
Lauderdale and Cotton manuscripts. 1859. The Anglo-Saxon text
with notes and various readings.
The Gothic and Anglo-Saxon Gospels in parallel columns with the
versions of Wycliffe and Tyndale. 1865.
Henry Bradley 1845–1923
The Goths from the earliest times to the end of the Gothic dominion
in Spain. 1888.
The making of English. 1904.
Changes in the language to the days of Chaucer. CHEL vol 1 1907.
The misplaced leaf of Piers the plowman. In J. M. Manly, Piers the
plowman and its sequence, 1908 (EETS).
The authorship of Piers the plowman. 1910 (EETS).
The ‘Cædmonian’ Genesis. E & S 6 1910.
English place names. 1910 (Eng Assoc).
On the relations between spoken and written language, with special
reference to English. 1914; Proc Br Acad 8 1919.
The numbered sections in Old English poetical manuscripts. 1916;
Proc Br Acad 7 1918.
Shakespeare’s English. In Shakespeare’s England vol 2, 1916.
Sir James Murray 1837–1915. [1919]; Proc Br Acad 8 1919.
On the text of Abbo of Fleury’s Quaestiones Grammaticales. Proc Br
Acad 10 1921. [1922].
The collected papers, with a memoir by Robert Bridges. Oxford
1928. With bibliography.
Editions
A new English dictionary on historical principles, founded mainly
on the materials collected by the Philological Society, edited by
James A. H. Murray, Henry Bradley, William A. Craigie, C. T.
Onions. 11 vols Oxford 1884–1933. Bradley was joint editor from
1889, and was responsible for E, F–G, L–M, S–SH, ST,
W–WEZZON.
Stratmann, F. H. A Middle-English dictionary: new edition revised
by Henry Bradley. Oxford 1894.
Morris, R. Historical outlines of English accidence, revised by L.
Kellner with the assistance of Henry Bradley. 1895.
Morris, R. Elementary lessons in historical English grammar,
revised by Henry Bradley. 1897.
Caxton, W. Dialogues in French and English. 1900 (EETS).
Stevenson, W. Gammer Gurton’s Needle, edited with critical essay
and notes. In Representative English comedies vol 1, ed C. M.
Gayley, New York 1903.
Henry Bradshaw 1831–86
Discovery of the long lost Morland manuscripts in the library of the
University of Cambridge. In J. H. Todd, The books of the Vaudois,
1865.
The printer of the Historia S Albani. 1868.
The skeleton of Chaucer’s Canterbury tales: an attempt to distinguish
the several fragments of the work as left by the author.
1868, [1871].
Notice of a fragment of the fifteen Oes and other prayers printed at
Westminster by William Caxton about 1490, 91, preserved in the
library of the Baptist College, Bristol. 1877.
The early collection of canons known as the Hibernensis: two
unfinished papers. Ed F. J. H. Jenkinson, Cambridge 1893.
Bradshaw, who was Univ Librarian of Cambridge, also pbd other bibliographical
papers, addresses and catalogues.
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Prothero, G. W. A memoir of Bradshaw. 1888.
Collected papers, comprising 1: Memoranda; 2: Communications
read before the Cambridge Antiquarian Society: together with an
article contributed to the Bibliographer and two papers not previously
published. Ed F. J. H. Jenkinson, Cambridge 1889.
Leeper, A. A scholar-librarian. 1901.
Newcombe, C. F. Some aspects of the work of Bradshaw. 1905.
Crone, J. S. Bradshaw: his life and work. [1931].
Arthur Henry Bullen 1857–1920
Anthologies
A Christmas garland: cards and poems from the fifteenth century to
the present time. 1885.