INTRODUCTION TO SCHOLARLY EDITING ... - Rare Book School
INTRODUCTION TO SCHOLARLY EDITING ... - Rare Book School
INTRODUCTION TO SCHOLARLY EDITING ... - Rare Book School
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180 Part 9: Writings on Analytical Bibliography � Tanselle: Introduction to Scholarly Editing (2002)<br />
Studies in Bibliography 9 (1957): 107-28.<br />
R.A. Foakes, "On the First Folio Text of Henry VIII," Studies in Bibliography 11 (1958): 55-60.<br />
Robert K. Turner, "Standing Type in Tomkis's Albumazar," Library 5th ser. 13 (1958): 175-85.<br />
Fredson Bowers, "The Copy for the Folio Richard III," Shakespeare Quarterly 10 (1959): 541-44.<br />
D.F. McKenzie, "Compositor B's Role in The Merchant of Venice Q2 (1619)," Studies in Bibliography<br />
12 (1959): 75-89.<br />
Hereward T. Price, "Author, Compositor, and Metre: Copy-Spelling in Titus Andronicus and Other<br />
Elizabethan Printings," Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America 53 (1959): 160-87.<br />
T.H. Hill, "Spelling and the Bibliographer," Library 5th ser. 18 (1963): 1-28.<br />
Akihiro Yamada, "Bibliographical Studies of George Chapman's The Gentleman Usher (1606) Printed<br />
by Valentine Simmes," Shakespeare Studies [Shakespeare Society of Japan] 2 (1963): 82-113.<br />
Akihiro Yamada, "Bibliographical Studies of George Chapman's Monsieur D'Olive (1606) Printed by<br />
Thomas Creede," Studies in English Literature [Tokyo], 1963 (English no.), pp. 1-48.<br />
Akihiro Yamada, "Bibliographical Studies of George Chapman's All Fools (1605) Printed by George<br />
Eld," Shakespeare Studies [Shakespeare Society of Japan] 3 (1964): 73-99.<br />
Frank B. Evans, "The Printing of Spenser's Faerie Queene in 1596," Studies in Bibliography 18 (1965):<br />
49-67.<br />
E.A.J. Honigmann, "Spelling Tests and the First Quarto of King Lear," Library 5th ser. 20 (1965):<br />
310-15.<br />
Akihiro Yamada, "Bibliographical Studies of George Chapman's May Day (1611) Printed by William<br />
Stansby," Journal of the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Science, Shinshu University No. 15 (1965):<br />
13-34.<br />
Akihiro Yamada, "Bibliographical Studies of George Chapman's The Widow's Tears (1612) Printed by<br />
Richard Bradock," Shakespeare Studies [Shakespeare Society of Japan] 4 (1965-66): 57-83.<br />
George R. Price, "The Early Editions of A Trick to Catch the Old One," Library 5th ser. 22 (1967):<br />
205-27.<br />
Akihiro Yamada, "Bibliographical Studies of George Chapman's An Humorous Day's Mirth (1599)<br />
Printed by Valentine Simmes," Shakespeare Studies [Shakespeare Society of Japan] 5 (1967):<br />
119-49.<br />
Akihiro Yamada, "Bibliographical Studies of George Chapman's The Blind Beggar of Alexandria<br />
(1598)," Shakespeare Studies [Shakespeare Society of Japan] 6 (1967-68): 147-65.<br />
William S. Kable, "Compositor B, the Pavier Quartos, and Copy Spellings," Studies in Bibliography 21<br />
(1968): 131-61.<br />
Akihiro Yamada, "Bibliographical Studies of George Chapman's The Memorable Mask of the Middle<br />
Temple and Lincoln's In (1613) Printed by George Eld," Shakespeare Studies [Shakespeare<br />
Society of Japan] 7 (1968-69): 81-111.<br />
William S. Kable, The Pavier Quartos and the First Folio of Shakespeare (1970).<br />
Andrew Cairncross, "Compositors C and D of the Shakespeare First Folio," Papers of the<br />
Bibliographical Society of America 65 (1971): 41-52.<br />
Hiroshi Yamashita, "The Printing of Philip Massinger's Plays [The Duke of Milan and The Maid of<br />
Honour]," Shakespeare Studies [Shakespeare Society of Japan] 10 (1971-72): 16-38.<br />
Peter W.M. Blayney, "'Compositor B' and the Pavier Quartos: Problems of Identification and Their<br />
Implications," Library 5th ser. 27 (1972): 179-206.<br />
Fredson Bowers, "Was There a Lost 1593 Edition of Marlowe's Edward II?", Studies in Bibliography<br />
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