The greater part of publications on marginalia seem to focus on the English heritage: Great Britain and U.S.A., with publications on French reading and collecting as runner-up.
H.J. Jackson's Marginalia (2001), 'aims to describe and illustrate the behavior of annotators in the English-speaking world during the past three centuries' (p.6) but also on physical features and theoretical issues on annotations which could be applicable to the Lyon books.
and of course many more, to be listed separately on the page 'Bibliography of Secondary Works'.
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