King James Bible 1611

Early ModernEnglish
OriginLondon
Language or scriptEnglish
Holding institutionCopies in Oxford, London, and elsewhere

Overview

The authorized English Bible printed by Robert Barker in 1611, the work of 47 scholars in six companies. Its cadences shaped English literature for four centuries. The first edition, the great He Bible with its misprint in Ruth, is the most collected printed book in the language.

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