Author: IRELAND (Samuel William Henry)

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ft I — SACON SOCIETY Ransaia Ctea IRELAND (Samuel William Henry). WALDRON (Francis ci.) - Free reflections on Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments, under the hand and seal of William Shakspeare, in the possession of Samuel Ireland [and forged by S.W.FI.Ireland], a2. LoncIq4, 1796.

Card ID: 674

Author: IRELAND (Samuel William Henry)

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‘IN IRELAND (Samuel William Henry). See IRELAND (Samuel). Mr. Ireland’s vindication of his conduct, re3pecting the publication of the supposed Shakspeare 1SS. [viz. those fabricated by S.W.IL.Ireland]: being a preface or introduction to a reply to the critical labours of Mr. Malo.ne, in his “Enquiry into the authenticity of certain papers, Ste. &e.” London, 1796.

Card ID: 668

Author: IRELAND (Samuel William Henry)

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IRELAND (Samuel William Henry). Fo fr€4% An Authentic account of the Shakaperian manuecriptB, &c. pp. 43. 8°. London, 1796. {Avotk’ cp’i) P-r&o )J’aI i+L

Card ID: 651

Author: IRELAND (Samuel William Henry)

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coN oc1ETY ,tIr IRELAND (Samuel William Henry). BOADEN (James). A Letter to George Steevens, Esq. containing a critical examination of the papers of Shakspeare, published by Mr.Samuel Ireland. o which are added, extracts from Vortigern (by S.W.H.Irelandj. London, 1796.

Card ID: 659

Author: IRELAND (Samuel William Henry)

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Thu IRE Har IRELAND (Samuel William Henry). See HARDINGE (George), M.P. Chalmeriana; or, a Collection of papers, literary and political (entitled, Letters, verses, &c. occasioned by reading a late heavy supplemental apology for the believers in ‘the Shakespeare papers [forged by S.WH. Ireland], by G. Chaliners...Arrenged and published by Mr. Owen, Junior, assisted by his friend and clerk Mr. J. Hargrave). [A facsimile of the edition of 1800.] ?ogether with Hr. Ireland’s vindication of his conduct respecting the publication of the supposed Shakespeare MSS: being a preface or introduction to a reply to the critical labors. of Mr. lone in his “iquIry into the authenticity of certain papers’1, by George Steevens. [A facsimile of the edition of 1796. With new prefaces by Arthur Freen London, 1971.

Card ID: 665

Author: AND (Samuel William Henry)

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IarAND (Samuel William Henry). See ATHS (C.), the Eider. Catalogue of the iisc?lianeov,s inci dramatic library.. .ol. . .C.Mathews... At the end...the urniublished wfitng5 and literary product1ors of...W. H. Ireland, author of th ShaksocriarL lorgeries...Whieh v:ill be sold by auction by Mr. Sotheby and Son...on... August 19th, 1835, etc. [London, 1835j.

Card ID: 670

Author: E (William)

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flE SHASPEAflE (William). [Appendix. - Ireland Fororiies.] See ThELAND (Samuel William Henry). Vorigern, an historical tragedy in fIve acts, represented at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (1799); and Henry the Second, an historical drama, supposed to be written by the author of Vortigern (1799), together with ki authentic account of the Shakespearian manuscripts, &c. (1796). (FacsImile reprints.) Indon, 1971.

Card ID: 229

Author: No Author available

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Fo +k4f € ‘114 Li SH.AKESPEARE (William). Appendix. — Ireland Forgeries.) See IRELAND (Samuel William Henry). An Authentic account of the Shakaperian manuecripts, &c. London, 1796.

Card ID: 225

Author: No Author available

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mnAirD (Samuel Willic.m Henry). iRElAND Cs.) Miscellaneous papers and legal Instruments under the hand and seal of William Shakspefiro, LIcrged by S.W.H.irelandj. London, 1796.

Card ID: 667

Author: No Author available

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6c ‘sin) & - .t,tJ-L 1e-r tc - hjjjU J IREtANI (Samuel Willint Henry). See BOSTON (uASSACHUSETTS). Poston Pkiblic Library. The Shakespeare forgeries of William Henry Ireland: the story of a famous literary fraud. By Z.Heraszti. Bostoni4jj., 1934.

Card ID: 661

Author: No Author available

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-. IRELMD (Samuel William Henry). See SilAKESP1ABE (Williai). [‘:lorks attributed to Shakespeare.— Vortigern. —ndbc.] Passagea selected by distinguished personages on the great literary trial of Vortigern and Rowena, a comi—tragedy: “whether it be — or be not from the immortal pen of Shakespeare?” [A satire on the leading public characters of the day, in a series of passages professing to be quotations from Ireland’s play, but really written by Sir H.B. and Lady Dudley. j Seventh edition. London, [.2.. ‘795).

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