The Political Thought of Peter Martyr Vermigli, Selected Texts and Commentary

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Renaissance et Réforme / 223 although the reader is presented with no way of determining how extensive or systematic this borrowing from the new Folger text may have been.Basically, McGrade and Vickers have contented themselves with Keble.If the Folger edition had been more complete, it could have served throughout as the basis for the abridged text.The modem reader confronts a varied landscape in the editing of Hooker.The Folger project under Hill's tutelage is bringing forth an excellent library edition in six volumes including commentary, rather expensively priced for most scholars, and in old spelling.Houk's scholarly but outdated edition of Book VIII is available in most libraries.The Everyman edition gives us Books I-V in a modem spelling text based on Keble and without much editorial assistance, but is no longer in print.Now McGrade and Vickers have produced a modem-spelling selection, based essentially on Keble but reflecting some Folger advances, in a readable volume published at £12.50.You pays your money and you takes your choice.

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