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The Review of English Studies 2000 51(202):193-207; doi:10.1093/res/51.202.193
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The Quarto and Folio texts of 2 Henry VI a reconsideration

R Warren

University of Leicester, Leicester, UK

The precise relationship between the Quarto and Folio texts of 2 Henry VI remains a matter of dispute. This article re-examines the evidence for the Quarto as a 'reported' text; enquiries, if it is, precisely what it might be reporting; and asks what the consequences are for a modern editor.


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