The second made nearly 1700 typographical changes and added poems by John Milton and an unidentified "friendly admirer" to the Ben Jonson and Hugh Holland verses which were included in the first.
Scholars credit Edward Knight as the likely editor of the first one of these. The second made nearly 1700 typographical changes and added poems by John Milton and an unidentified "friendly admirer" to the Ben Jonson and Hugh Holland verses which were included in the first. The fourth and final is usually considered the worst edition, while the third added six apocryphal plays and one canonical play, Pericles, Prince of Tyre. _FOR 10 POINTS_— give the name used for these collections printed on double-folded leaves, the original source for texts of Shakespeare.
Scholars credit Edward Knight as the likely editor of the first one of these.
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