Volume 91

Volume 91:1 March 1997

Histrionics and Authority: Colly Cibber and Performance-Influenced Variants in the 1713 Cato Duodecimo By LUIS R. GAMEZ
The Consolation Tradition and the Text of Chaucer’s Boece By TIM WILLIAM MACHAN
A Census of Copies of Thomas Say’s American Conchology, New Harmony, 1830–1834 [Philadelphia 1837?] By IAN MACPHAIL AND MARJORIE SUTTON
Printing Bibles in the Interregnum: The Case of William Bentley and A Short Answer By WILLIAM M. BAILLIE

Six Additions to the Fortune Press “Hand-list” By STEVEN E. SMITH

Blackwell, Kenneth, and Harry Ruja. A Bibliography of Bertrand Russell. (JOHN VALDIMIR PRICE)
Grigely, Joseph. Textualterity: Art, Theory, and Textual Criticism. (DAVID GREETHAM)
Remer, Rosalind. Printers and Men of Capital: Philadelphia Book Publishers in the New Republic. (HENDRIK EDELMAN)
Ross, Charles L., and Dennis Jackson. Editing D. H. Lawrence: New Versions of a Modern Author. (JUDITH RUDERMAN)
Selwyn, David G. The Library of Thomas Cranmer. (NICHOLAS W. S. CRANFIELD)
Smith, Steven E. Roy Fuller: A Bibliography. (B. C. BLOOMFIELD)
Symons, H. J. M., and H. R. Denham. A Catalogue of Printed Books in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library, IV: Books Printed from 1641–1850. (PHILIP M. TEIGEN)

Is the History of Reading a Marginal Enterprise? Guillaume Bude and His Books By ANTHONY GRAFTON
Advertisements for Herself: The Anais Nin Press By BENJAMIN FRANKLIN V
The Beginnings of Printing in Anglo-Saxon, 1565–1630 By RICHARD W. CLEMENT

Albaugh, Gaylord P. History and Annotated Bibliography of American Religious Periodicals and Newspapers Established from 1730 through 1830, with Library Locations and Microform Sources. (KEITH ARBOUR)
Bischoff, Bernhard. Manuscripts and Libraries in the Age of Charlemagne. Edited and translated by Michael M. Gorman. (RICHARD W. PFAFF)
Broderson, Martha, Beth Luey, Audrey Brichette Morris, and Rosanne Trujillo. A Guide to Publishers’ Archives.
Weedon, Alexis, and Michael Bott. British Book Trade Archives, 1830–1939: A Location Register. (BARBARA A. BRANNON)
Iovrnael ofte Gedenchwaerdige beschrijvinghe vande Oost-Indische Reyse van Willem Ysbrantsz. Bontekoe van Hoorn: Descriptieve Bibliografie, 1646–1996, ed. Garrelt Verhoeven and Piet Verkruijsse. (MICHAEL WINSHIP)
Geoffrey Nunberg, ed. With an afterword by Umberto Eco. The Future of the Book. (ELIZABETH L. EISENSTEIN)

In Search of a Patron: Anguillara’s Vernacular Virgil and the Print Culture of Renaissance Italy By CRAIG KALLENDORF
Capturing the Bard: An Episode in the American Publication of Shakespeare’s Plays, 1822–1851 By ROSALIND REMER
John Murray’s Colonial and Home Library By ANGUS FRASER
“Good Square Men in Their Dealings”: Wyoming Territory’s Imported Public Printers By ROBERT D. ARMSTRONG

Edward Allde’s Types in Sheets E–K of Romeo and Juliet Q1 By CHIAKI HANABUSA

Kimmelman, Burt.The Poetics of Authorship in the Later Middle Ages: The Emergence of the Modern Literary Persona. (SCOTT GWARA)
Myers, Robin, and Michael Harris, eds. Antiquaries, Book Collectors, and the Circles of Knowledge. (BRUCE WHITEMAN)
Tidcombe, Marianne. Women Bookbinders, 1880–1920. (SUE ALLEN)
Waldsdorf, John J. Julian Symons: A Bibliography: With Commentaries and a Personal Memoir by Julina Symons and a Preface by H. R. F. Keating. (STEVEN E. SMITH)
McGrew, Mac. American Metal Typefaces of the Twentieth Century. (DAVID PANKOW)
West, Richard Samuel, and Steven Lomazow. Bibliography of American Literature in Periodicals: 19th Century. (KEITH ARBOUR)

Marks in Books:
Proceedings of the 1997 BSA Conference
Roger E. Stoddard, Guest Editor

Marks in Books: The Conference By ROGER E. STODDARD
At the Whitney Humanities Center, Yale University, January 27, 1997 By ROGER E. STODDARD
Problems of Decoration and Provenance of Incunables Illuminated by North Italian Miniaturists By LILIAN ARMSTRONG
Institutional Management of Book Stocks By DAVID MCKITTERICK
The Rosenthal Collection of Printed Books with Manuscript Annotations By BERNARD M. ROSENTHAL
The Implications of Incunable Description for the History of Reading Revisited By PAUL SAENGER

Exploring and Recording Provenance: Initiatives and Possibilities By DAVID PEARSON
Provenance Evidence and Printing and Publishing Evidence: Use and Revision of the RBMS Thesauri By DEBORAH J. LESLIE
The Recording of Marks of Provenance in the Bibliothèque National de France and Other French Libraries By URSULA BAURMEISTER
Index possessorum incunabulorum (IPI): Notes on the Ownerships of Incunables By PAUL NEEDHAM
English and Scottish Ownership of Printed Books, 1450–1557: Report on a Database for The History of the Book in Britain, Volume III By MARGARET LANE FORD
Private Libraries in Renaissance England: A Progress Report By E. S. LEEDHAM-GREEN
The “Marks in Books” Project of the Bibliographical Society (London) By LOTTE HELLINGA
Marks of Ownership of British and American Book Collectors By DENIS WOODFIELD
Marks in Books and the Libraries of Henry VIII By JAMES P. CARLEY
Marks in Books Printed by the Brothers of the Common Life in Brussels: Production and Reception By ELLY COCKX-INDESTEGE
Dated and Datable Borders in English Books. c. 1395–c. 1504: Preliminary Thoughts on a Project Sponsored by the Bibliographical Society of London By KATHLEEN L. SCOTT