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Presents collection of facsmiles of documents of Shakepearian interest (now with the letter).
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Presents collection of facsmiles of documents of Shakepearian interest (now with the letter).
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A newsy letter, referencing Collier's familiarity with Lewes. States "I minutely examine Shakespeare with an intellectual microscope; and day after day, I discover new beauties, never seen before - like a naturalist poring over some of the wonderful works of the Creator."
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216 mostly autograph letters signed and initialed; also, newspaper clippings. Letters include references to various literary figures: several refer to E. Alleyn; (173) to Collier's copy of a masque with emendations in Chapman's hand; (26) to information about Churchyard; (32, 156) discuss his editions of Coleridge lectures; (127) to his having Drayton's copy of the Faerie Queene; (153) to [Forman's] diary describing Shakespearean performances; (34) to Greene's Menaphon; some to his work on John Bunyan; (126, 127) to a misplaced Southey manuscript. Shakespearean references include: authorship of Edward III; biographical information; facsimiles of plays; alleged forgeries; his house; his knowledge of law; monuments; portraits, and criticism. Scattered references to attacks on Collier occur in the Ebsworth letters and elsewhere; several concern the Perkins Folio; enclosed in (167) are copies of 16 title pages taken from the "corrected folio of 1632." Letters contain numerous references to his associations with the Camden Society, the Percy Society, and the Shakespeare Society. (216-223) are newspaper clippings, 1859-1860, discussing the authenticity of emendations in the Perkins Folio; with them is Collier's unpublished draft of his reply, March 25, 1860, to Sir Frederic Madden's letter in the Times.
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He contends that Edward Blount was the real editor of the first folio of Shakespeare.
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Letters dated December 6, 1862- March 18, 1878, most of them about Goodwin's subscriptions to Collier's publications. In the second and third, December 9 and 14, 1862, Collier seeks information about the Perkins folio.
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Encloses remarks concerning the trial of Sir Christopher Blount and others, about whom Collier had written an article for the Atheneum, December 6, 1856.
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With (1), a copy of Cooper's pamphlet, Reasons for a new edition of the nursery rhymes of England, 1842, and a nursery verse in an unidentified hand.
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Also, papers concerning the proposal to endow a curatorship for Shakespeare's house, to be held by Mr. Sheridan Knowles, 1848.
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(1) Discusses H.S.'s letter of which Halliwell-Phillipps printed a partial facsimile in his Life of William Shakespeare, 1848, due to its mention of Shakespeare. (2) refers to the recent discovery of the 1603 quarto of Hamlet with the last leaf. The addressee is probably Collier.
