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Oct 12, 2024 · "Sir Walter Wilson Greg" published on by null. (1875–1959),scholar and bibliographer, author of A Bibliography of the English Printed Drama to the Restoration (1939–59). In 1906 he founded, and was general editor (1906–39) of, the Malone Society.
Family and education. Greg was born at Wimbledon Common in 1875. His father, William Rathbone Greg, was an essayist; his mother was the daughter of James Wilson.As a child, Greg was expected one day to assume editorship of The Economist, which his grandfather had founded in 1843; Greg was educated at Wixenford, Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge.
Greg, Sir Walter Wilson, (1875-1959), Knight, bibliographer, Shakespearean scholar and historian This page summarises records created by this Person The summary includes a brief description of the collection(s) (usually including the covering dates of the collection), the name of the archive where they are held, and reference information to help you find the collection.
Aug 9, 2024 · Greg, W. W. (1875–1959) in A Dictionary of Writers and their Works (2 ed.) Greg, Sir Walter Wilson (1875–1959) in A Dictionary of Shakespeare View overview page for this topic
SIR WALTER WILSON GREG r 875—1959 TALTER WILSON GREG was born on 9Ju1y 1875, the only V V child of William Rathbonc Greg by his second wife, Julia, second of the six daughters of the Right Hon. James Wilson. Tradition connects my family with the clan Macgregor, but it can be traced no further than the village Of Ochiltree in Ayrshirc, whence a
Catalogue of English Manuscripts to 1500 in Trinity College Library, compiled by W. W. Greg Correspondence between W. W. Greg and F. P. Wilson Cutting from The Athenaeum, containing a review of the December issue of The Library, including the conclusion of W. W. Greg’s bibliographical notes on John Phillip Cutting from the Times Literary Supplement, containing a review of The Text of ‘King ...
Papers of Sir Walter Greg, consisting of: Chapters I-IV of an unpublished study of the Stationers' registers, entitled 'Aspects of London publishing 1550-1650', c. 1940-1942 Drafts of the Lyell lectures for 1954-1955, published as Some aspects and problems of London publishing between 1550 and 1660 (Oxford, 1956)
