User:Elizabeth Shiprock/sandbox/Bibliography of the Foulis Press
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Holdings
[edit]"The largest single collection of books printed by or for the Foulises is at the Mitchell Library, Glasgow, where most of them are kept in the Glasgow Room, together with a separate catalog of the whole Foulis collection." [Press 1]: 11 Other holding with more than 300 editions include Glasgow University Library, the British Museum, and the Bodleian Library.[Press 1]: 11
Recent Scholarship
[edit]- Philip Gaskell, "A Bibliography of the Foulis Press," 2nd edition (Book Review)
- Robert Simson's Euclid and the Foulis Press
- Andrew Foulis the younger: some illustrative letters
- Foulis Press Duodecimo Ciceros: A further note
- The Immaculate Cicero: The Foulis Press "De Officiis" (1757)
- The Anatomy of the Foulis Press Duodecimo Ciceros of 1748 and 1749
- Francis Futcheson and the early history of the Foulis Press: some overlooked evidence
- Cultivating the classics "in a cold climate": the Foulis Press & Academy in Glasgow
- A Note on the Foulis Homer of 1756--1758
- France and the Scottish Press, 1700-1800
Hathi Trust Holdings
[edit]- Catalogue of the Foulis exhibition held in the University of Glasgow, April 1913
- Robert & Andrew Foulis and the Glasgow Press
- Some letters of Robert Foulis
- Records of the Glasgow Bibliographical Society v1-2
- The brothers Foulis and early Glasgow printing
- Notices and documents illustrative of the literary history of Glasgow....
- Notices regarding the history of printing in Glasgow....
Bibliographies of the Foulis Press
[edit]Duncan 1831
[edit]- Created by William James Duncan (1811-85).[Bib. 1]: 11
- "banker and antiquary" [Bib. 1]: 11
- 516 books listed spanning 1741--1776 [Bib. 1]: 11
Duncan 1886
[edit]- Added appendix including Andrew Foulis the younger's work [Bib. 1]: 11
- 75 additional titles [Bib. 1]: 11
- 519 total [Bib. 1]: 12
- "A number of Duncan's items are not separate editions, however, but are variant issues of books already listed or are individual parts of collections, while others are certainly ghosts; a further considerable group of title (his Nos. 442-98) were not seen by him, but were taken from the stock-in-trade catalog of 1777." [Bib. 1]: 12
Gaskell 1964
[edit]Gaskell 1986
[edit]References for Foulis Press bibliographies
[edit]References for the Foulis Press
[edit]- ^ a b Philip Gaskell (1986). A Bibliography of the Foulis Press. St. Paul's Bibliographies (2nd ed.). Dorchester, Dorset: Henry Ling Ltd, The Dorset Press. ISBN 0-906795-13-3. OCLC 963484423.