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STUDIES IN BIBLIOGRAPHY, PAPERS OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VOLUME 17
Edited by Fredson Bowers.
Article The Suppressed and Altered Passages in Blake's Jerusalem
by David V. Erdman [pp. 1-54]
Article A Computer Concordance to Middle English Texts
by Alan Markman [pp. 55-75]
Article Milton and the Harvard Pindar
by Maurice Kelley and Samuel D. Atkins [pp. 77-82]
Article Light on Joyce's Exiles? A New MS, a Curious Analogue, and Some Speculations
by Robert M. Adams [pp. 83-105]
Article Further Observations on the Text of Dubliners
by Robert Scholes [pp. 107-122]
Article Mathew Carey's Proofreaders
by Rollo G. Silver [pp. 123-133]
Article "Bound in Boston by Henry B. Legg"
by Hannah D. French [pp. 135-139]
Article James Kirke Paulding's Contributions to American Magazines
by Ralph M. Aderman [pp. 141-151]
Article Unsigned and Initialed Contributions to The Freeman
by G. Thomas Tanselle [pp. 153-175]
Article Material for a Centenary Edition of Tender is the Night
by Matthew J. Bruccoli [pp. 177-193]
Article The Terence of Turin, 1483
by Curt F. Bühler [pp. 195-196]
Article The Printer of the 1594 Octavo of Marlowe's Edward II
by Robert Ford Welsh [pp. 197-198]
Article The Early Editions of Sir Walter Ralegh's The History of the World
by John Racin, Jr. [pp. 199-209]
Article Some Reprintings of the Gentleman's Magazine
by Jacob Leed [pp. 210-214]
Article Predecessors to Burke's and Dodsley's Annual Register
by John C. Weston, Jr. [pp. 215-220]
Article Yeats's Vision and "The Two Trees"
by Robert Mortenson [pp. 220-222]
Article Some Principles for Scholarly Editions of Nineteenth-Century American Authors
by Fredson Bowers [pp. 223-228]
Checklist A Selective Check List of Bibliographical Scholarship for 1962 [pp. 229-252]
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SPECIMEN OF AN ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN...
by Kemble, John.
Limited to 100 copies. Kemble was the foremost philologist of his day, and this text is taken from the recently discovered eight-page manuscript which was dated 1830, three years before his edition of Beowulf. No trace of the actual dictionary itself is known, but this specimen is a fitting tribute to Kemble's work in etymology. Printed by hand under the direction of Gerald Lange in two colors on handmade Umbria Bianco paper by Emily Mason Strayer of the Kutenai Press. Photographic facsimile of the original text tipped in. An example of fine American book production.
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