Printed items
Insertions or paste-ins of printed items.
| Manuscript | Note |
|---|---|
| Beinecke Osborn c157 | Pasted-in newspaper clipping about Sneyd Davies' death. |
| Beinecke Osborn fc124 | Many newspaper clippings have been pasted into the volume. Most of the clippings are of poetry; other items include epitaphs; notices of the death of Princess Charlotte; and news of the royal family. |
| Beinecke Osborn fc51 | Small (twentieth-century) photograph inserted on p. 229 featuring a small graveyard and two men in the distance. |
| Bodleian MS Harding b. 41 | Book is a mix of printed and handwritten material. Pasting quite amateurish. |
| Clark MS 1982.001 | Unrelated black-letter printed document on paste-downs. |
| Folger MS M.a.160 | Newspaper clippings pasted-in. |
| Folger MS M.a.162 | Pasted-in materials on each end that provide ironic commentary on the contents as a hodge-podge of stolen materials. |
| Folger MS M.a.165-166 | Bound in are two printed books, De-La-Cour’s "A prospect on poetry," 1734, and Pope’s "An essay on criticism," 1709 |
| Leeds Brotherton Lt 106 | Poetry paste-ins, including Greek and Latin poetry. |
| Leeds Brotherton Lt 24 | p. 45 print paste-in "The Devil of Tinkerton." |