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HOLINSHED. The Peaceable and Prosperous Regiment of Blessed Queene Elisabeth: a Facsimile From Holinshed's Chronicles (1587).One of Shakespeare's major sources HOLINSHED. The Peaceable and Prosperous Regiment of Blessed Queene Elisabeth: a Facsimile From Holinshed's Chronicles (1587). San Marino, California: Huntington Library 2005. Folio, original grey cloth lettered in gilt on spine and upper board. A fine copy. Facsimile edition, edited and with an introduction by Cyndia Susan Clegg. With textual commentary by Randall McLeod. "Holinshed's Chronicles", best known as one
One of Shakespeare's major sources
HOLINSHED. The Peaceable and Prosperous Regiment of Blessed Queene Elisabeth: a Facsimile From Holinshed's Chronicles (1587). San Marino, California: Huntington Library 2005.
Folio, original grey cloth lettered in gilt on spine and upper board. A fine copy.
Facsimile edition, edited and with an introduction by Cyndia Susan Clegg. With textual commentary by Randall McLeod.
"Holinshed's Chronicles", best known as one of Shakespeare's major sources, contains one of the few accounts of Elizabeth's reign written during her lifetime. A contemporary history, it was subjected to censorship by the Privy Council. In this facsimile edition, a compilation based on this portion of the "Chronicles" in copies in the Huntington's collection as well as the British Library and Cambridge University Library, censored and substituted passages are represented between two covers for the first time. Professor Clegg provides a historical introduction and demonstrates that the censorship took place in three stages. Libraries around the world will be able to identify and describe the copies in their own collections based on the information provided. The "Chronicles", a scrupulously produced monument to Elizabeth, is also a rich source for the study of printing practices. The base text is an unusual copy in the Huntington Library containing the largest sample of proofmarkings that survive from the sixteenth century. Professor McLeod analyzes these in his textual commentary, along with the typography, demonstrating how the book was printed and explaining the roles of compositor and corrector in the sixteenth-century printing house
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