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Lectures on Russian Literature
Vladimir Nabokov & Fredson Bowers, 1981

Lectures on Don Quixote
Vladimir Nabokov, Fredson Bowers & others, 1983

Hamlet
Fredson Bowers, 1965
Principios de Descripcion Bibliografica
Fredson Bowers, 2002

Essays in Bibliography, Text, and Editing
Fredson Bowers, 1975
William Shakespeare
Fredson Bowers, 1967
Elizabethan Revenge Tragedy
Fredson Bowers, 1940

Textual & Literary Criticism
Fredson Bowers, 1959
Whitman's Manuscripts
Fredson Bowers, 1955
Merry Wives of Windsor
William Shakespeare & Fredson Bowers, 1979
Bibliography and Textural Criticism
Fredson Bowers, 1964
Mad Lover, the Loyal Subject, the Humorous Lieutenant, Women Pleased, the Island Princess
John Fletcher, Francis Beaumont & others, 2008
Dramatic Works in the Beaumont and Fletcher Canon
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher & others, 2000
Dramatic Works in the Beaumont and Fletcher Canon Vol. 2
Fredson Bowers, Francis Beaumont & others, 2008
Dramatic Works in the Beaumont and Fletcher Canon Vol. 1
Francis Beaumont, Fredson Bowers & others, 2008
Dramatic Works in the Beaumont and Fletcher Canon Vol. 3
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher & others, 2008
George Sandys
Fredson Bowers, 1950
Notes on Editorial Apparatus
Fredson Bowers, 1985
Notes on Running-titles as Bibliographical Evidence
Fredson Bowers, 1938
Seven or More Years
Fredson Bowers, 1972
The textual relation of Q2 to Q1, Hamlet
Fredson Bowers, 1956
Theme and structure in King Henry IV, Part I
Fredson Bowers, 1970
Vladimir Nabokov
Fredson Bowers, 1983

The Bibliographical Way
Fredson Bowers, 1959

Bibliography and Textual Criticism
Fredson Bowers, 1964
The Dog Owner's Handbook
Fredson Bowers, 1936

Studies in Bibliography
Fredson Bowers, 1975
Textual and Literary Criticism by Fredson Bowers (1966-01-02)
Fredson Bowers, 1756
Studies in Bibliography, Papers of the Bibliographical society of the University of Virginia
Fredson Bowers, 1963
Studies in Bibliography, volume 15
Fredson Bowers, 1962

Bibliography & Modern Librarianship
Fredson Bowers, 1966
1949-50 (Studies in Bibliography: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia)
Fredson Bowers, 1950
1950-51 (Studies in Bibliography: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia)
Fredson Bowers, 1951
1951-52 (Studies in Bibliography: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia)
Fredson Bowers, 1952
1952-53 (Studies in Bibliography: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia)
Fredson Bowers, 1953
1953-54 (Studies in Bibliography: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia)
Fredson Bowers, 1954
Bibliography
Fredson Bowers, 1966
The copy for Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar'
Fredson Bowers, 1978
Establishing Shakespeare's text
Fredson Bowers, 1980
On Editing Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Dramatists
Fredson Bowers, 1955
Studies in Bibliography, volume fourteen
Fredson Bowers, 1961
Studies in Bibliography Volume 35 1982
Fredson Bowers, 1982
Studies in Bibliography Vol. VI 1954
Fredson Bowers, 1954

On editing Shakespeare
Fredson Bowers, 1966
Bibliography and Textual Criticism. The Lyell Lectures, 1959.
Fredson Bowers, 1964
Red Badge of Courage Vol. 2
Stephen Crane, Fredson Bowers & others, 1975

Fary Knight or Oberon the Second
Fredson Bowers, 2017

Jacobean and Caroline dramatists
Fredson Bowers, 1987
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