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Introduction to bibliography: Seminar syllabus by G. Thomas Tanselle
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About meFormer bookseller, current doctoral candidate. Finds Thomas Middleton a better playwright than Shakespeare. Currently writing doctoral dissertation, The iPod As An Agent of Change, the abridged version of which, titled The MP3 Revolution in Early Modern Europe, is under contract at Cambridge University Press.
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