Changing the Script : A Typology of Dutch Theatre Manuscripts in the Southern Low Countries, and the Interaction between Manuscript and Print (Seventeenth–Eighteenth Centuries)
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Because of an almost exclusive attention to literature in print, early modern manuscripts have until now failed to attract the scholarly attention they deserve. Literary historians of the Early Mod...
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