Swinburnes Proof Sheets And American First Editions Bibliographical Data Relat
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, 60, DOVER STREET.
1865.
plates of William B. Scott and Ch: Fairfax Murray. On a blank leaf at the end is a long note, of which the substance is stated above, in the autograph of Mr. Fairfax Murray.
'Poems and Ballads, ' 1866, was first published by Edward Moxon & Co. , who transferred it to ]ohn Camden Hotten & Co. , by whom several edi- tions were issued. Some of these are the sheets of the Moxon edition with a new title-page, some have a corrected text and a new title-page, and others again... are entirely reset. G. W. Carleton, New York, published the first American edition with the title 'Laus Veneris, ' using the text of the first edi- tion published by Edward Moxon & Co. , with all the errata except one on page 338. The poem 'Laus Veneris, ' which had called forth so much criticism when published separately in 1866, before the 'Poems and Ballads' was issued, is placed first in the book, to which it gave the title, instead of third as in the London edition.
Swinburne wrote on November 21, 1866, 'I have gone through five editions in as many days in America; a sterile success which brings much clamour and no profit with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 60, DOVER STREET.
1865.
plates of William B. Scott and Ch: Fairfax Murray. On a blank leaf at the end is a long note, of which the substance is stated above, in the autograph of Mr. Fairfax Murray.
'Poems and Ballads, ' 1866, was first published by Edward Moxon & Co. , who transferred it to ]ohn Camden Hotten & Co. , by whom several edi- tions were issued. Some of these are the sheets of the Moxon edition with a new title-page, some have a corrected text and a new title-page, and others again... are entirely reset. G. W. Carleton, New York, published the first American edition with the title 'Laus Veneris, ' using the text of the first edi- tion published by Edward Moxon & Co. , with all the errata except one on page 338. The poem 'Laus Veneris, ' which had called forth so much criticism when published separately in 1866, before the 'Poems and Ballads' was issued, is placed first in the book, to which it gave the title, instead of third as in the London edition.
Swinburne wrote on November 21, 1866, 'I have gone through five editions in as many days in America; a sterile success which brings much clamour and no profit with it.
What to read after Swinburnes Proof Sheets And American First Editions Bibliographical Data Relat?
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