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"The aim of Frederick James Furnivall, the founder of the Society in 1864, was to bring unprinted Early English literature within the reach of students and provide sound texts from which the New English Dictionary could quote." Many texts have now been published and the Dictionary is completed; nevertheless a great deal of work remains to be done. Payment of an annual subscription to the Society entitles members to receive new texts in the Original Series as they are published, normally two a year. Members are also able to purchase at a reduced rate volumes in the Supplementary Series which are published from time to time, and to purchase past publications at a discount. Non-members may purchase publications through any bookseller at listed prices.

"The aim of Frederick James Furnivall, the founder of the Society in 1864, was to bring unprinted Early English literature within the reach of students and provide sound texts from which the New English Dictionary could quote." Many texts have now been published and the Dictionary is completed; nevertheless a great deal of work remains to be done. Payment of an annual subscription to the Society entitles members to receive new texts in the Original Series as they are published, normally two a year. Members are also able to purchase at a reduced rate volumes in the Supplementary Series which are published from time to time, and to purchase past publications at a discount. Non-members may purchase publications through any bookseller at listed prices.