Abbreviations
Abbreviations
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Each article is assigned a serial number (from 1-733). It appears in bold at the far left of each entry in the index pages. These serial numbers were first assigned in Shine, The Quarterly Review Under Gifford (1949)
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Serial numbers in the evidence section are indicated by this symbol
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Bodleian Library MS.
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Bodleian Library, Oxford University (various Department of Western Manuscripts)
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BL MS.
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British Library, London (various Additional Manuscripts)
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Book Loans
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Two bond notebooks preserved in the Murray Archives record John Murray II's loans of books to prospective contributors
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Cash Book
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John Murray II's cash accounts preserved in the Murray Archives
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Clements Library MS. lists
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John Wilson Croker's holograph lists of Quarterly Review articles preserved at the William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
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Cutmore
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Jonathan Cutmore, Contributors to the Quarterly Review: A History, 1809-25 (London: Pickering and Chatto, 2008)
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Devon MS.
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Papers of Edward Copleston deposited with the Devon Public Record Office, Devon (MSS. 1149M)
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DNB
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Dictionary of National Biography
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Harewood MS.
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Canning Papers owned by the Earl of Harewood and deposited with the Leeds District Archives, Sheepscar Branch, Leeds
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JM, JM II
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John Murray II (1778-1843), founding publisher
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JM II's marked QR
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In the Murray Archives is a complete file of the Quarterly Review, some volumes of which have been annotated by JM II
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JM III
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John Murray III (1808-92) compiler of a so-called Register identifying contributors to the Quarterly Review
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JM III's Register
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Called the Murray Register in Shine and the Wellesley Index to Victorian Periodicals (see entry above)
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Murray MS. and Murray Archives
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Archives of John Murray (Publishers), 50 Albemarle Street, London
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NLS MS.
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National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh (Sir Walter Scott Papers)
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Shine
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Hill Shine and Helen Chadwick Shine, The Quarterly Review Under Gifford (1949), an earlier effort to identify contributors to the Quarterly Review
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WG
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William Gifford (1756-1826), founding editor
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