1Bibliophile-I
Does anyone know if the 15th century morality play was ever published in an edition by the LEC or HP?
2wcarter
Not published by LEC.
A full list of books published by the LEC can be found at https://wiki.librarything.com/index.php/Groups:LIMITED_EDITIONS_CLUB
A full list of books published by the LEC can be found at https://wiki.librarything.com/index.php/Groups:LIMITED_EDITIONS_CLUB
4kdweber
>1 Bibliophile-I: No LEC or HP but I recommend the 1911 Medici Society edition.
5Django6924
Nor apparently by the Folio Society or Nonesuch.
Shockingly, I couldn't even find it in an Everyman's Library edition. (which hs to be the most unkindest cut of all.)
Edited: Thanks Ken, good to know.
Shockingly, I couldn't even find it in an Everyman's Library edition. (which hs to be the most unkindest cut of all.)
Edited: Thanks Ken, good to know.
6Bibliophile-I
>5 Django6924:, thanks. I’ll look into the Medici society edition. The reason I’m searching for the play is that we have to write a research paper on Oedipus, Everyman, or Othello. I’m leaning more towards Everyman or Othello.
7Django6924
>6 Bibliophile-I:
If you aren't put off by blackletter type, this edition, at a reasonable price point, was printed by the great Jan van Krimpen:
https://www.commoncrowbooks.com/pages/books/0041676/n-a/everyman-a-dutch-moralit...
Were it not for the blackletter, I'd probably get this as my paperback copy of the play vanished long ago.
If you aren't put off by blackletter type, this edition, at a reasonable price point, was printed by the great Jan van Krimpen:
https://www.commoncrowbooks.com/pages/books/0041676/n-a/everyman-a-dutch-moralit...
Were it not for the blackletter, I'd probably get this as my paperback copy of the play vanished long ago.
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