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Management, Preservation, and Use (1969), pp. 117-33.
James G. McManaway, Studies in Shakespeare, Bibliography, and Theater (1969).
Harrison T. Meserole, "Notes on Editing Seventeenth-Century American Poetry," CEAA Newsletter 2 (July
1969): 11-14.
Haskell Monroe, "Some Thoughts for an Aspiring Historical Editor," American Archivist 32 (1969):
147-59.
Hans Werner Seiffert, Untersuchungen zur Methode der Herausgabe deutscher Texte (2nd ed., 1969).
Fred Shelley, "The Choice of a Medium for Documentary Publication," American Archivist 32 (1969):
363-68.
James Thorpe and Claude Simpson, Jr., The Task of the Editor (Clark Library, 1969). [Contains Thorpe's
"The Ideal of Textual Criticism," pp. 1-32 (reprinted in his Principles of Textual Criticism [1972],
pp. 50-79; and in Essays on Bibliography, ed. Vito J. Brenni [1975], pp. 331-52); and Simpson's
"The Practice of Textual Criticism," pp. 33-52.]
1970
Frederick Anderson, "Normalization and Silent Emendation," CEAA Newsletter 3 (June 1970): 19-21.
Fredson Bowers, "The New Look in Editing," South Atlantic Bulletin 35 (1970): 3-10.
Harold F. Brooks, "The Editor and the Literary Text: Requirements and Opportunities," in Librarianship
and Literature: Essays in Honour of Jack Pafford, ed. A.T. Milne (1970), pp. 97-121.
B. Richard Burg, "The Autograph Trade and Documentary Editing," Manuscripts 22 (1970): 247-54.
Frank B. Evans, The Selection and Preparation of Records for Publication on Microfilm (National
Archives Staff Information Paper No. 19, 1970).
Ronald Gottesman and Scott Bennett (eds.), Art and Error: Modern Textual Editing (1970). [Contains
reprinted essays.]
John A. Hart, "Pope as Scholar-Editor," Studies in Bibliography 23 (1970): 45-59.
Klaus Kanzog, Prolegomena zu einer historisch-kritischen Ausgabe der Werke Heinrich von Kleists:
Theorie und Praxis einer modernen Klassiker-Edition (1970).
Clifford Leech, "On Editing One's First Play," Studies in Bibliography 23 (1970): 61-70.
David J. Nordloh, "Substantives and Accidentals vs. New Evidence: Another Strike in the Game of
Distinctions," CEAA Newsletter 3 (June 1970): 12-13.
Walter Rundell, Jr., "Documentary Editing," in his In Pursuit of American History: Research and Training
in the United States (1970), pp. 260-83.
Jurgen Schäfer, "The Orthography of Proper Names in Modern-Spelling Editions of Shakespeare," Studies
in Bibliography 23 (1970): 1-19.
G.V. Smithers, "Guide-Lines for Interpreting the Uses of the Suffix '-ed' in Shakespeare's English,"
Shakespeare Survey 23 (1970): 27-37.
1971
Paul H. Bergeron, "True Valor Seen: Historical Editing," American Archivist 34 (1971): 259-64.
Matthew J. Bruccoli, "A Few Missing Words," PMLA 86 (1971): 587-89.
Lyman H. Butterfield, "Worthington Chauncey Ford, Editor," Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical
Society 83 (1971): 46-82.
William H. Gilman, "How Should Journals Be Edited?", Early American Literature 6 (1971): 73-83.
Louis Gottschalk, "Problems of Textual Criticism," in Research Methods in Librarianship: Historical and
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