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As the second volume of a four‐part series this is almost impossible to review as a single item. This volume contains simply title entries from F to K with no introduction or supplementary matter to explain background or matter in the entries themselves. Recourse to the publisher's Web site makes things a little clearer: the aim is to “help scholars and students of the period find their way quickly to the source of unacknowledged or incompetently ascribed reprintings of literary prose”. The reason behind using this first wording is to try and ensure identification of reprints from an age when...

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