Print Culture and the Medieval Author: Chaucer, Lydgate, and Their Books 1473-1557

Alexandra Gillespie

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Medieval Literature and History Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Introduction: The Author and the Book 1. Caxton and the Fifteenth-Century English Book 2. Good Utterance: Printing and Innovation after 1478 3. Assembling Chaucer's Texts in Print, 1517 to 1532 4. Court and Cloister: Editions of Lydgate, 1509 to 1534 5. The Press, the Medieval Author, and the English Reformation, 1534 to 1557 Afterword: At Lydgate's Tomb Manuscripts Editions Printed Containing Texts Ascribed to Chaucer or Lydgate, 1473-1557

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