Manuscripts in Early Modern England

Heather Wolfe

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Renaissance Literature and Culture

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This chapter contains section titled: Manuscripts in a Post-Print Age Learning to Write Manuscripts and Memory: Commonplace Books, Marginalia, and Writing Tables Poetical Manuscript Miscellanies Manuscripts and Patronage: Presentation Manuscripts and Books as Gifts Manuscript Transmission of Subversive Texts Manuscripts and the Theatre Conclusion References and Further Reading

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