Author: SPEARE (William)

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Malcolm Morley , Collection SHAlSPEARE (William). [Comedy of Errors.] Comedy of errors. [1875?) See DICKS (John). Dicks • standard plays, 157.

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Author: SPEARE (William)

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‘>‘l-ILL (2 SflARiSPEARE (William). [Appendix. — Collier ontrpversv.J See GOLLIR (John Payne). Notes and eniendations to the text of Shakespeares plays, [Continued.) fAnother issue.] London, 1853. The second edition, revised and enlarged. liondon, 1853.

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flct.t_.] r SFrAKESPEARE (William). [Works attributed to Shakespeare. — Sir Join 0]Acastle.] Sir John Oldcastle:. “Written by William Shake— speare”.. 1600. (The first part of the true & honorable history of the life of Sir Iolm Old— castle.) tAttributed to Shakespeare, but more probably by A.Munday, M.Drayton, R.Wilson and R.Hathwaye.] (Reproduced in facsimile.) [London], 1911. Y4 .r T,91,f ———-Students’ facsimile edition. tcd [London], 1911. See TUDOR FACS”

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(2.) ‘ , P ‘) 3ACOi SOCIET\ - R_tn.co QLY SEYfdOUR (Henry), Editor of “The Anarchist.” John Barclay’s Argenis and cypher key: a contemporary publication designed to cryptographically reveal the suppressed historical incident that Francis “Bacon” (“William Shake—speare”> was of royal birth and ‘the eldest son of Robert, earl of Leicestër and Queen Elizabeth, by a secret marriage..,.. Reprinted from Bacon.iana, Feb., 1931. pp. 15. 8°. London, [1931].

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