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Primary Texts<\/h1>\n

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The Correspondence of John Selden (1584-1654)<\/h3>\n

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Shared by Professor Gerald Toomer.<\/p>\n

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Select Republic of Letters Bibliography<\/h1>\n

This list of secondary texts is not comprehensive and serves merely as an introduction to and representative overview of the kind of work being pursued across this lively early modern field. The emphasis throughout is on learned correspondence and general or methodological studies. Other really useful epistolary biographies have been created by Josephus Justus Scaliger (1540\u20131609): Edition of the Correspondence<\/a> and \u2013 with a tighter geographical focus on early modern English letters but a much broader thematic range \u2013 by James Daybell and Andrew Gordon (pdf)<\/a>. A list of primary correspondence editions can be consulted on our old website<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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