George Barclay Publishing.
Philologist and politician Louis-Lucien Bonaparte commissioned the Song of Solomon (also known as the Song of Songs) translations in the late 1850's. He had the book translated into 23 provincial English dialects by various authors. Louis-Lucien employed London based printer, George Barclay (later succeeded by Strangeways & Walden) to publish the booklets.
From the guide to the Song of Solomon booklets in English dialects, 1859-1862, 1859, (University of Dayton, Marian Library)
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| creatorOf | Song of Solomon booklets in English dialects, 1859-1862, 1859 | University of Dayton, Marian Library | |
| creatorOf | George Barclay Publishing. Song of Solomon booklets in English dialects, 1859-1862 1859. | University of Dayton, Roesch Library |
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