BEAL, PETER & JEREMY GRIFFITHS: - ENGLISH MANUSCRIPT STUDIES 1100-1700.

Oxford: Blackwell, 1989. Volume one of a proposed annual series . Hardback in grey, gilt to spine, with endpapers of a heavily embossed laid paper in natural, in jacket printed grey and black on the paper used for the endpapers. Size: 235x157mm. x,278 pages illustrated. With two indexes. There are seven full length papers and four shorter articles. The full length papers are: 'Salisbury and the Exon Domesday: some observations concerning the origin of the Exeter Cathedral MS 3500' (Teresa Webber) "Caveat Lector" ownership and standardisation in the illustration of fifteenth-century English manuscripts' (Kathleen Scott) 'The Hengwrt Manuscript and the Canon of the "Canterbury Tales" (Ralph Hanna III) 'The "Blage" Manuscript: the Original compiler identified' (Helen Baron) 'Paperchase: the dissemination of Catholic Texts in Elizabethan England' (Nancy Pollard Brown) 'Contemporary Manuscript Extracts from Shakespeare's "Henry IV, Part I" (Hilton Kelliher) Early seventeenth-century verse miscellanies and their value for textual editors' (Mary Hobbs) New Book in Fine jacket. ISBN:0-631-15933-9