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Hello, when you start up a podcast called The History of Literature,

you quickly learn that there are some subjects that call for the assistance of

scholars, some that call for the assistance of scholars, some that call for experienced

librarians, and some that call for the lead curator of the British Library's printed

heritage collections.

And in the case of our topic today,

Shakespeare's first folio, you might want all three.

Or someone who can wear all three of those hats.

And we are lucky enough to have just such a person

Adrian Edwards who joins us for a discussion of a new facsimile edition of the

first folio which turns 400 this year.

Adrian Edwards and some poetry of Emily Dickinson today on the history of literature.

Oh. Okay, here we go. Welcome to the podcast everyone. Well, when Marcel needed more tea for his

medellain, he rang for Francoise.

When Commissioner Gordon runs into trouble he sends up the bad signal and when the history of

literature podcast needs to know about a facsimile edition of Shakespeare's first folio, it gets on the line with the lead curator of the British

Library's printed heritage collection and with Oxford Professor an eminent Shakespearean scholar Emma Smith who was here earlier

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