History of the Early English Text Society

Introduction
PART 1: From Tory to Socialist: 1825-1858
1: Early years: 1825-1842
2: Furnivall at Cambridge: 1842-1848
3: Lincoln's Inn and the London Working Men and Women: 1846-1852
4: Christian Socialism and Socialising: Prelude to the Working Men's College: 1851-1853
5: Beginnings of the Working Men's College: 1854-1857
6: Slander and Strife: Disagreements within the Working Men's College: 1857-1858
PART 2 How a Lincoln's Inn Lawyer became an 'Editor of Old Books': 1858-1864
7: Furnivall and the Philological Society of London
8: Furnivall's first editions: 'Wicked Birds,' Handling Sin, and 'Rose-Pink Notions'
9: The Philological Society and the beginnings of the EETS
Appendix 1: Correspondence relating to the appearance and history of Great Fosters House
Appendix 2: An account by a schoolboy of a visit to the Working Men's College, October, 1857, with a report of the address given by John Ruskin
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• Estudos literários: c 1800 a c 1900
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