Author: SHALCESPEARE (William)

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(,cin) $ c SHALCESPEARE (William). [Appendix..- Sha1peare_ Bacon ontroversy. I JOHNSON (Edward D.) Bacon—Shake ape are coincidences. Lndon, [1946j.

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Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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SHAKESPEARE (William). [Appendix. — Bibliography.] See FECHNER (J6rg U.) Shalcespeare in aeidelberger Forsohung: eine biblioraphische Zusammenstellung, etc. [Heidelberg, 1964).

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Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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SHAKESPEARE (William). [Appendix. — Criticism.] See PAGET (A.H.) Shalcespeare?s plays: a chapter of stage history. An essay on the $haksperian drama. London, 1875.

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Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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C SHAKESPEARE (William). [Appendix.— Criticism.] See SIMPSON (Samuel Raleigh). Shakespeare in Edinburgh. [Conversations chiefly about Shalcespeare.] Edinburgh, 1960.

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Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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SHAKESPEARE (William). fAppendix. — Shalcespeare— Oxford Controvery.] See ALLEN (p.) The Case for Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford as “Shakespeare’t. London, 1930.

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Author: LAWRENCE (William John)

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LAWRENCE (William John). Shalcespeare’s workshop [and other essays). pp. ix. + i6i. 8° Oxford, 1928.

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Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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L 4 SHAKESPEARE (William) [Works.) cc. <1y The Plays of Shalcespeare. Edited by H. Morley, etc. [With reprints of source material.] 13 vols. 16°. London, 1890.

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Author: CESPEABE (William)

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DEFOSlTOR1 SHA1CESPEABE (William). [Appendix.— Miscellaneous. See WRIGHT (George R.) Archologic and historic fragments. Containing,..a facsimile of a rare MS. page dated 1638, having reference to two of Shalcespeare’s most famous plays, with notes thereon. 1&ndon, 1887.

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Author: E (William)

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STEFLLG LIRAffl [sLj J ry6c— iS] REFaRcE O!LY sEAKsPEAFtE (William). [The Tempest.) The Tempest; or, the Enchanted island: a comedy. [By W. Shalcespeare. Altered by J. Dryden and ir W. Davenant.) As it is now acted at Their Majesties Theatre in Dorset—Garden. [Fourth edition.] pp. (6) V +62. 0 4 . London, 1690. Macdonald 13d.. Included in Vo1.Iof a copy of the collected edition of Dryden’s works made up by Tonson from separate editIons and issud in 195. S.L.C.I.336.

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Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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— L:(’‘-v SHAKESPEARE (William). l,Works. attributed to Shalcespeare. — Troublesome Raigne of John, King of England. — Appendix.] See BORMANN (Edwin). Fawconbridge uaid Dr. J.W.aeethe: cm literariacher Essay tJ.ber anonyme Titelbltter, etc. [Attributing the authorship of ‘Phe Troublesome raigne of JoIm, King of England, 1591, to Francis Bacon.] Leipzi, 1910.

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Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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SHAKESPEARE (William). tAppendix. — Shalcespeare—3acon Cont.roversy.J BURR (w.H.) Bacon anc 3hakspere. Procf that i. Shaksere cou1 not write. The Sonnets written by F. Bacon to the Earl of Essex d his bride A.L. 19Q. Bacon ident,ifiee as the concealed poet Ignoto, A.. i69—6OO. Washin.ton L.C., 1686. [Another issue, with an additional note on ‘The “Shaksper” autographs’.i Washiton, [18991.

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Author: BRAITHVIAITE (William Stanley Beaumont)

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BRAITHVIAITE (William Stanley Beaumont),. The Book of Elizabethan verse, ohosen & edited, with notes, by W. S. Braithwaite. (w Shalcespeare jibry.) pp. 823. onspi-. 8. LQndon1 1908. THiS WOfl IS ‘OTIW TE LiBATY. tr i to 11 4k.d w LiSriria’.

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