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A case of plagiarism : to the editor of "The bookseller."
"The impression of this book is limited to three hundred and fifty copies, of which fifty are on large paper."
Purchased for the Cushing Library/Lit./Mitchell Collection by The Cushing Library.
The Cushing Library/Lit./Mitchell copy contains the book plate of John Shelly (1840-1915). The copy has a two page A.L.S. to John Shelly from the author tipped in the pre-paging, as well as a second letter tipped in to Shelly from the author following the title page. A pamphlet by the publisher Henry George Bohn is tipped in, "A case of plagiarism," which accuses Hazlitt of plagiarizing him in "English proverbs and proverbial phrases." Also tipped in are 3 related prospectuses. A publisher's advertisement for "English folk-rhymes" is laid in, in addition to many news clippings (including an obituary of the author) tipped or laid in throughout. A newsprint photo of the author, seemingly from the obituary, is pasted in opposite the title page. Includes a bookseller's description.
Case of plagiarism : to the editor of the "The bookseller."