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Order and connexion : studies in bibliography and book history : selected papers from the Munby seminar, Cambridge, July 1994

R. C. Alston

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Samuel Richardson as printer - expanding the canon, Keith Maslen A Bible and Other Books - enumerating the copies in 17th-century Essex County, Hugh Amory the lingering death of the press figure, Brian McMullin Thomas Hearne - the man and his library, Frans Korsten John Leslie's Libra Duo - manuscripts belonging to Mary Queen of Scots, Pamela Robinson neo-Latin literature in Cambridge, David Money the bibliography of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Contrat Social, Jo Ann McEachern how personal is a personal miscellany? - Sarah Cowper, Martin Clifford and the Buckingham Commonplace Book, Harold Love As It Was Not Spoke by Mr Haines - an unpublished attack on Shadwell in a epilogue by Rochester, Paul Hopkins presentation manuscripts from the collection of Henry VIII - the case of Henry Parker, Lord Morley, James Carley memorializing a London bookscape - the mapping and reading of Paternoster Row and St Paul's Churchyard, 1695-1814, James Raven.

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Samuel Richardson as printer - expanding the canon, Keith Maslen A Bible and Other Books - enumerating the copies in 17th-century Essex County, Hugh Amory the lingering death of the press figure, Brian McMullin Thomas Hearne - the man and his library, Frans Korsten John Leslie's Libra Duo - manuscripts belonging to Mary Queen of Scots, Pamela Robinson neo-Latin literature in Cambridge, David Money the bibliography of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Contrat Social, Jo Ann McEachern how personal is a personal miscellany? - Sarah Cowper, Martin Clifford and the Buckingham Commonplace Book, Harold Love As It Was Not Spoke by Mr Haines - an unpublished attack on Shadwell in a epilogue by Rochester, Paul Hopkins presentation manuscripts from the collection of Henry VIII - the case of Henry Parker, Lord Morley, James Carley memorializing a London bookscape - the mapping and reading of Paternoster Row and St Paul's Churchyard, 1695-1814, James Raven.

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Samuel Richardson as printer - expanding the canon, Keith Maslen A Bible and Other Books - enumerating the copies in 17th-century Essex County, Hugh Amory the lingering death of the press figure, Brian McMullin Thomas Hearne - the man and his library, Frans Korsten John Leslie's Libra Duo - manuscripts belonging to Mary Queen of Scots, Pamela Robinson neo-Latin literature in Cambridge, David Money the bibliography of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Contrat Social, Jo Ann McEachern how personal is a personal miscellany? - Sarah Cowper, Martin Clifford and the Buckingham Commonplace Book, Harold Love As It Was Not Spoke by Mr Haines - an unpublished attack on Shadwell in a epilogue by Rochester, Paul Hopkins presentation manuscripts from the collection of Henry VIII - the case of Henry Parker, Lord Morley, James Carley memorializing a London bookscape - the mapping and reading of Paternoster Row and St Paul's Churchyard, 1695-1814, James Raven.

Key concepts: Scots, Performance art, Queen (butterfly), Miscellany, Order (exchange), Art history, Classics, History

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