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BIBLIOGRAPHY

THE WONDERFULL YEARE

ENTRY IN THE STATIONERS' REGISTER :

5to. Decembris [ 1603]

master Linge yt is ordered that they shall pay Xs A pece for
John Smithick their fines for printinge a booke called the
John Browne wonderfull yere without Aucthoritie or entrance.
contrary to thordonnances for pryntinge

Also that they shall forbeare and neuer hereafter entermedle to
printe or sell the same book or any parte thereof
Also that they shall presently bringe into the hall to be vsed
accordinge to thordonnance in yat behalf so many of the said bookes
as they or any to their vse haue left in their handes
And their ymprisonment for this offence is respited till further
Consideracon and order herein be had. . . . . XXXs
paid by Smithick and Browne Vs A pece. 7. Aprilis 1605

( S.R., ii. 837.)

7.8 Aprilis 1605

John Smithick Receaued of John Smithick and John browne Vs
John Browne A pece for the fines sett vpon them 5 Decembris
1603 . . . . . . . X

( S.R., ii. 840.)

EARLY EDITIONS :

1603 (A). For title-page, see facsimile. It will be seen that the
date ' 1603' at the foot of the title-page is almost cut off in the
only copy known.

Collation : 4to, A-F4. A1 Title, verso blank. A2 'TO HIS WEL-
RESPECTED GOOD friend, . . .' Rom. with Ital. R-T. The Epistle
Dedicatorie. A3 'To the Reader.' Rom. with Ital. R-T. To theReader

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Plague Pamphlets of Thomas Dekker. Contributors: F. P. Wilson - editor, Thomas Dekker - author. Publisher: Clarendon Press. Place of Publication: Oxford. Publication Year: 1925. Page Number: xxix.
    
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