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Pearsall, Derek A. (ed.), Manuscripts and Readers in Fifteenth-Century England: The Literary Implications of Manuscript Study. Essays from the 1981 Conference at the University of York, Cambridge - Totowa (NJ), D. S. Brewer - Biblio, 1983, 146 pp.
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- Conté:
* The manuscripts of English courtly love lyrics in the fifteenth century / Boffey, Julia · 3-14
* Lydgate manuscripts: some directions for future research / Edwards, Anthony S. G. · 15-26
* John Gower's Confessio Amantis: the virtues of bad texts / Harris, Kate · 27-40
* The illustration of late medieval secular texts with special reference to Lydgate's Troy Book / Lawton, Lesley · 41-69
* Beginnings and endings: narrative-linking in five manuscripts from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries and the problem of textual "integrity" / Marx, C. William · 70-81
* The compiler at work: John Colyns and BL MS Harley 2252 / Meale, Carol M. · 82-103
* Linguistic features of some fifteenth-century Middle English manuscipts / Smith, Jeremy J. · 104-112
* The compiler in action: Robert Thornton and the "Thornton romances" in Lincoln Cathedral MS 91 / Thompson, John J. · 113-124
* Some medieval English manuscripts in the north-east Midlands / Turville-Petre, Thorlac · 125-141
* Retrospect and prospect / Doyle, Anthony I. · 142-146
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