A Memoir of Henry Bradshaw Fellow of Kings College Cambridge And University
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. The danger with me is, as you know only too well, my stopping midway from some fastidiousness, and this is just what I wish to avoid, for in the case I mention, what was done would be, so far as it went, whole and complete in itself. " This project was, unfortunately, never carried out.
The list of fifteenth-century books in the Bodleian alluded to above came to an untimely end, having been the unlucky cause of almost the only unpleasant episode which, so far as I am aware, marred the general... harmony of Bradshaw's relations with other learned men. He had paid a short visit to Oxford in the autumn of 1868 and in a final search in the Bodleian had discovered a new Caxton, entitled "Ars moriendi, that is to saye 204 LITERARY WORK, 1867-75.
the crafte for to deye for the helthe of marines sowle. " * He found this little work in the middle of a thick volume, lettered on the back " Tracts, " and belonging to the Tanner Collection. He now apparently felt that he had mastered the contents of the Bodleian in this depart- ment, and accordingly drew up from his own notes a classified list of all the books printed in England in the fifteenth century preserved in that library.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. The danger with me is, as you know only too well, my stopping midway from some fastidiousness, and this is just what I wish to avoid, for in the case I mention, what was done would be, so far as it went, whole and complete in itself. " This project was, unfortunately, never carried out.
The list of fifteenth-century books in the Bodleian alluded to above came to an untimely end, having been the unlucky cause of almost the only unpleasant episode which, so far as I am aware, marred the general... harmony of Bradshaw's relations with other learned men. He had paid a short visit to Oxford in the autumn of 1868 and in a final search in the Bodleian had discovered a new Caxton, entitled "Ars moriendi, that is to saye 204 LITERARY WORK, 1867-75.
the crafte for to deye for the helthe of marines sowle. " * He found this little work in the middle of a thick volume, lettered on the back " Tracts, " and belonging to the Tanner Collection. He now apparently felt that he had mastered the contents of the Bodleian in this depart- ment, and accordingly drew up from his own notes a classified list of all the books printed in England in the fifteenth century preserved in that library.
What to read after A Memoir of Henry Bradshaw Fellow of Kings College Cambridge And University?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G W George Walter Prothero to read onlineMoreLess
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