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MINK MAKES PEACE WITH KIN, EXECUTED
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First local put to death since 1940
LUCASVILLE - As his family looked on, Scott Mink of Union serenely
met his death by lethal injection Tuesday for the September 2000
murders of his parents.
"I just thank you for giving me the chance to make a final
statement," Mink told Warden James Haviland as he lay strapped to the
execution table. "I have made peace with my family and God."
The execution of Mink, 40, took longer than usual. Prison medical
staff members took more than 20 minutes to install intravenous
receptacles in Mink's veins. Tom Stickrath, assistant prisons
director for Ohio, said ...
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Shakespeare's Midwives: Some Neglected Shakespeareans.
Magazine article from: Renaissance Quarterly
; ...editions of Dr. Johnson and George Steevens and of Edmond Malone. This book focuses on six men - Thomas Tyrwhitt...volume Shakespeare that appeared in 1821 under Malone's name. Malone had died in 1812, and Boswell continued his work...
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The great Shakespeare fraud: Patricia Pierce tells the tale of William-Henry Ireland, whose teenage angst led him to pull off an unlikely hoax.(Frontline)
Magazine article from: History Today
; ...rising, and the greatest expert, Edmond Malone, was not permitted to view the books...There was no more hiding, and Malone exposed the forgeries in his Inquiry. Here too was a kind of madness: Malone took ninety pages to demolish a fifty...
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A thankless father Frances Wilson on why an 18th-century boy took to forging Shakespeare
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...and only - night of Vortigern, Edmond Malone, a cool, efficient Shakespeare...was not Elizabethan; it was, Malone pointed-out, "the spelling of no time". The effect of Malone's book was to turn the play into...
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Magazine article from: The Explicator
; ...no consensus has emerged. First, Malone said he could imagine that the playwright...Central State University NOTES 1. Edmond Malone, ed., Poems and Plays, vol...328, cited in Roberts 10, 138. Malone thought there was "a possible reference...
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"The shard-borne [-born] beetle," Macbeth, 3.2.42-43.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: ANQ
; ...beetle." Shortly after, his interpretation and choice of reading were accepted by Edmond Malone in his important edition (1790) and by the Boswell-Malone Variorum (1821). As a result, all major editions in the nineteenth century, including...
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Shakespeare's Sonnets: Critical Essays.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Shakespeare Studies
; ...s sonnets. Stallybrass revisits the cultural site of Edmond Malone's late eighteenth-century editorial work and the...as an answer. Stallybrass concurs with de Grazia that Malone essentially "invented" the modern-day "Shakespeare...
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Translating investments: the metaphoricity of language, 2 Henry IV, and Hamlet.
Magazine article from: Texas Studies in Literature and Language
; ...to the search for historical certainty that motivated Edmond Malone, the eighteenth-century Shakespearean who instituted...than the other way around. My story of the past is not Malone's, but it is grounded in the historical conditions...
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Thy canonized bones.(Book review)
Magazine article from: First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life
; ...Jordan, an unreliable entrepreneur. He quotes the great Edmond Malone's endorsement of the will (as he finds it in De Groot) but fails to tell us of Malone's later retraction. He pronounces the evidence for...
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The Arts: The April Fool forger A `Shakespeare' play unmasked on its opening night as a forgery is being restaged. Rhoda Koenig tells how a teenage scribbler almost fooled the experts
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...without an author's name. And on March 31, the scholar Edmond Malone, who had exposed the Chatterton forgeries, published...On April 2, Ireland distributed a handbill denouncing Malone's "malevolent and impotent attack" and asked for...
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Protest, "nativism," and impersonation in the works of Chatterton and Keats.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: Studies in Romanticism
; ...to challenge the establishment version of English literary history propounded by scholars such as Thomas Warton and Edmond Malone. Indeed, the Rowley controversy in many respects was a debate over who had the right to construct and interpret the...
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