[Milton-L] Bibliographic question

[Mitchell M. Harris]

Dear learned colleagues:

I'm working through Of Education with my students as we speak (using  
Kerrigan, Rumrich, and Fallon's new and indispensable Modern Library  
edition), and was wondering if there has ever been a bibliographical  
account of this text. The Modern Library editors use a 1st edition  
from the Harry Ransom Center (UT-Austin) and Donald Dorian uses a 1st  
edition form the New York Public Library in the Yale Prose (collating  
this edition with merely 3 others). Has there ever been an extensive  
bibliographic study of this text, including a collation of its second  
edition (1673)? If so, where can I learn more about it?

All the best,
	Mitch Harris

Mitchell M. Harris
Assistant Professor
Department of English
Augustana College
2001 S. Summit Ave.
Sioux Falls, SD 57197
(605) 274-4699
mitchell.harris at augie.edu

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Nothing goes right . . ."
				   - William Shakespeare

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