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A collection of documentary digital editions of the penny bloods, dreadfuls, and other works attributed to or edited by James Malcolm Rymer (1814-84). Includes The String of Pearls, or The Barber of Fleet Street: A Domestic Romance (1850). Designed, encoded, and annotated in part by Humanistic Studies students at the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay. Employs TEI. Transcribed by Rebecca Nesvet and UWGB students.
Works
The London Miscellany, no. 1-18
The London Miscellany, ed. James Malcolm Rymer. Includes his serial A Mystery in Scarlet. No. 1-18 (1866). Copy from the University of Indiana General Reference Collection. The University of Indiana also possesses a second copy, in the Lilly Library, which has not been digitized.
19 pages: 89% complete (5% indexed, 100% transcribed, 11% needs review)
The String of pearls, or, The barber of Fleet Street; A Domestic Romance (London: Lloyd, 1850)
Preface dated London, 1850. Published in 92 parts. Parts are paged continuously; each consists of eight pages, except the last, which has four. First published in 18 weekly installments by Edward Lloyd in The People's Periodical and Family Library, issues no. 7-24 (1846-7). Sponsored at...
736 pages: 100% complete (0% indexed, 100% transcribed)