The Manuscript Versions of Shakespeare's Sonnet 2: A Reassessment.
The present article focuses on the manuscript versions of Shakespeare's Sonnet 2 present in handwritten miscellanies from the second quarter of the Seventeenth century. A thorough reassessment of the textual nature of the high number of witnesses that have come down to us has been undertaken by newl...
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