Abstract:This article explores a hitherto unstudied copy of De vita [.. .] Guilielmi ducis Novo-Castrensis (1668)-a Latin translation of The Life of William Cavendish (1667) by Margaret Cavendish (1623?-1673)-that Arthur Annesley (1614-1686), the First Earl of Anglesey, has heavily annotated. While Annesley owned the largest private library in seventeenth-century Britain, his copy of De vita is by far the most densely glossed of his identifiable books, with no fewer than sixty-one Latin and Greek annotations, not to me… Show more
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