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Essays of Michael, Lord of Montaigne / written by him in French and done into English by John Florio
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Photograph of Sidney Fisher, Charles Fisher and Marion Brown at the Opening of the Shakespeare exhibit at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library
Sidney Fisher (left) with Charles Fisher and Marion Brown, the head of the department of rare books and special collections
An exhibit of Shakespeare books, from the collection of Mr. Sidney Fisher of Montreal
Displaying title page
London
1832 facsimile by Robert Martin of Hollar's 1647 long view of London
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': introduction
Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library director, Anne Dondertman, introduces the exhibit and the significance of the Sidney Fisher collection
Audio for 'So long lives this': meaning of title
Curator Scott Schofield discusses the significance the exhibition name
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': Case 1
Curator Scott Schofield discusses the contents of cases 1 and 2
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': The Second Folio
Curator Scott Schofield discusses the significance of the Second Folio
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': The First Folio
Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library director, Anne Dondertman, discusses the Fisher's copy of the First Folio
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': Case 3
Curator Scott Schofield discusses William Jaggard and book printing at the time of Shakespeare's first folio
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': Case 4
Curator Scott Schofield discusses books that Shakespeare read and consulted and how that informed his own writing
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': Case 5
Curator Marjorie Rubright discusses Case 5 and Shakespeare and language
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': Henry V
Curator Marjorie Rubright discusses Henry V and language
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': Case 6
Curator Marjorie Rubright discusses Othello and real and imagined geography
Audio Tour for 'So long lives this': Cases 7,8
Curator Alan Galey discusses facsimiles and new technologies in the nineteenth-century