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- Front Matter
- Article The Melbourne Manuscript and John Webster: A Reproduction and
Transcript
- by Antony Hammond and Doreen Delvecchio [pp. 1-32]
- Article Bibliographical History As a Field of Study
- by G. Thomas Tanselle [pp.33-63]
- Article Does "Text" Exist?
- by Louis Hay [pp.
64-76]
- Article Script, Work and Published Form: Franz Kafka's Incomplete Text
- by Gerhard Neumann [pp. 77-99]
- Article Conceptualisations for Procedures of Authorship
- by Klaus Hurlebusch
[pp. 100-135]
- Article Some Notes on Letter Editions: With Special Reference to German
Writers
- by Siegfried Scheibe
[pp. 136-148]
- Article Editing the Correspondence of Charles Darwin
- by Frederick Burkhardt [pp. 149-159]
- Article
Practice, Not Theory: Editing J. S. Mill's
Newspaper Writings
- by John M. Robson
[pp. 160-176]
- Article
The Unity and Authenticity of Anelida and
Arcite: The Evidence of
the Manuscripts
- by A. S. G. Edwards [pp. 177-188]
- Article
Editorial Method and Medieval Translations: The
Example of
Chaucer's Boece
- by Tim William Machan [pp. 188-196]
- Article
The Origins and Production of Westminster School
MS. 3
- by Ralph Hanna III
[pp. 197-218]
- Article An Epitaph for Richard, Duke of York
- by Richard Firth
Green [pp. 218-224]
- Article More on the 1532 Edition of Ariosto's Orlando Furioso
- by Conor Fahy [pp. 225-232]
- Article
"Foul Papers" and "Prompt-Books": Printer's Copy
for
Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors
- by Paul Werstine [pp. 232-246]
- Article New Evidence for Dr. Arbuthnot's Authorship of "The
Rabbit-Man-Midwife"
- by Dennis Todd [pp. 247-267]
- Article "Hesiod" Cooke and the Subscription Game
- by Arthur Sherbo [pp. 267-270]
- Article From the Westminster Magazine: Swift, Goldsmith, Garrick, et al.
- by Arthur Sherbo [pp. 270-283]
- Article
Richard Edwards, Publisher of Church-and-King
Pamphlets and of
William Blake
- by G. E. Bentley, Jr. [pp. 283-315]
- Article William Faulkner's 1962 Gold Medal Speech
- by Louis Daniel Brodsky [pp. 315-321]
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