Autograph revisions and additions to various articles by Clement Mansfield Ingleby [manuscript], 1864-1877.

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Autograph revisions and additions to various articles by Clement Mansfield Ingleby [manuscript], 1864-1877.

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Revisions appear to be in Ingleby's hand on his articles on Shakespeare and other subjects extracted from various periodicals. Articles perhaps annotated with republication in mind. titles include: The text of Shakespeare (from Englishman's magazine, January 1865) The obsolete phraseology of Shakespeare (from Englishman's magazine, May 1865) On some peculiarities of Shakespeare's language (from Englishman's magazine, November 1865) On Hamlet's 'some dozen or sixteen lines' and The maid of Orleans (from Englishman's magazine, May 1865). Also pages from several issues of Once a week, including illustrations.

33 leaves : ill.

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