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Burrows traces the development of John Shaw Neilson's poetry and challenges A. R. Chisholm's argument that an editor need not present the poems chronologically. After demonstrating the variation from manuscript versions caused by editorial intervention, Burrows calls for a more complete edition of John Shaw Neilson's poetry (in chronological order) to support further analysis.
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Includes reference to the influence of A. G. Stephens on John Shaw Neilson.
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Shaw Neilson's Originality
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