Articles of Association, Constitution, By-Laws, Lists of Trustees, Officers And Members, 1896
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IReport To THE Members of the New York Shakespeare Society.
Genile}!ie7t: I have the honor to hand you ray tenth consecu- tive annual report, covering the report of the Recording Secretary up to this date.
From the Recording Secretary's report it will appear that this Society, incorporated in April, 18S5, began to issue its publi- cations in August of that same year, and has continued them to the present date, averaging the issue of three volumes per year, even allowing for the omission of our ...publications for the year 1894, for reasons elsewhere explained.
I sincerely congratulate the Society upon the completion, in 1893, of its twenty volume Bankside Shakespeare. Certainly no such loving and scrupulous care has ever been bestowed before upon the mechanical processes which have conveyed Shakespeare from the Sixteenth century to our own. And certainly no prior Shakespeare society has so insisted on the right of the scholar and the reader to his private judgment on eachirrz/.r or difficulty, read- ing or emendation: to judge for himself whether he preferred to be- lieve that Shakespeare's amanuenses wrote illegibly, or his printers' type had been distributed into wrong boxes, or that Shakespeare himself wrote nonsense!
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IReport To THE Members of the New York Shakespeare Society.
Genile}!ie7t: I have the honor to hand you ray tenth consecu- tive annual report, covering the report of the Recording Secretary up to this date.
From the Recording Secretary's report it will appear that this Society, incorporated in April, 18S5, began to issue its publi- cations in August of that same year, and has continued them to the present date, averaging the issue of three volumes per year, even allowing for the omission of our ...publications for the year 1894, for reasons elsewhere explained.
I sincerely congratulate the Society upon the completion, in 1893, of its twenty volume Bankside Shakespeare. Certainly no such loving and scrupulous care has ever been bestowed before upon the mechanical processes which have conveyed Shakespeare from the Sixteenth century to our own. And certainly no prior Shakespeare society has so insisted on the right of the scholar and the reader to his private judgment on eachirrz/.r or difficulty, read- ing or emendation: to judge for himself whether he preferred to be- lieve that Shakespeare's amanuenses wrote illegibly, or his printers' type had been distributed into wrong boxes, or that Shakespeare himself wrote nonsense!
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