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“…a writer essential to the others…” ∗: further reflections towards a methodology and case study of a potential exemplar of Shakespeare’s hand in annotations to an edition of the Eirenarcha (c1605?)

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Hart Cohen, Harold Short, Gerald Cohen

Keywords: annotations common law eirenarcha lambarde shakespeare

Topics: archives, repositories, sustainability and preservation authorship attribution / authority content analysis databases & dbms digitisation, resource creation, and discovery english renaissance studies stylistics and stylometry text analysis

Languages: English

Presented at ADHO - 2015 - Sydney - Western Sydney University

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“…a writer essential to the others…” ∗: further reflections towards a methodology and case study of a potential exemplar of Shakespeare’s hand in annotations to an edition of the Eirenarcha (c1605?)