QUINCY, (J. P.)

Josiah Phillips Qnlncy, a grandson of President Quincy of Harvard College, was
bom at Boston in 1830, and graduated at Harvard in I860. In 18M he published, as literary,
curiosities, not as illustrations of the text, ** Manuscript Corrections fh>m a copy of the
Fourth Folio of Shakespeare's Plays.'* This is the pamphlet to which Professor F. Bowcn
refers in an able article in the North American Review, April, 18M, on the " Restoration of
the Text of Shakespeare." He remarks : " Copies of the old folio editions of Shakespeare
containing manuscript corrections of the text made by some unknown hand are not rare
or difilcult to be had." One " exists here in Boston." Mr. Quincy was a contributor to
the pages of " Sartaln," *' Putnam," etc.
— Charicles. A Dramatic Poem. 12°, pp. viii, 102. Boston, 1856.
— Lyteria. A Dramatic Poem. 16°, pp. 128. Boston, 1854.
The two works of which the titles are given above are warmly commended In the
North American Review, the latter in January No., 1866, and the former in January No.,
1867.
Radical Club. (Anon.) 18°, pp. 14. Boston, 1876.
Rake, The Nassau. (Edited and Published by the Sophomore Class of
the College of New Jersey.) 8°, pp. 96, Princeton, June, 1858.
Ralling, (J.) Miscellaneous. 12^, pp. 24. Philadelphia, 1790.
— Miscellaneous Sketches in Prose and Verse, 12°, pp. 24. New-

buryport, 1796.
— The Time Piece. 8*", pp. yi, 170. Philadelphia, 1803.
216 HARRIS COLLECTION.
Ralph, (J.)

Jamei Ralph was born, u is supposed, at Philadelphia, not far from the year 1M6.
