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Shakespeare at work, 1592-1603 :

By Harrison, G. B..
:Ann Arbor University of Michigan Press, 1958 .
325 p. ; 21 cm..

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A companion to Shakespeare studies /

New York : | Cambridge, Eng. : The Macmillan company : | The University press, 1934 .
x p., 1 l., 408 p. : 23 cm..

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The second part of the history of Henry IV /

By Shakespeare, William,.
Harmondsworth : Penguin Books, 1938 .
144 p. : 19 cm..

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The shoemaker's holiday: A comedy /

By Dekker, Thomas,.
London: Macmillan and co., 1927 .
117, [1] p. 19 cm..

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Elizabethan and Jacobean quartos /

By Shakespeare, William,.
Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 1966 .
xxxi, 73 p. ; 19 cm..

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Webster and ford : Selected plays /

By Webster, John,.
London ; | Toronto ; | New York : J.M. Dent & sons, ltd.; | E.P. Dutton & co., inc., 1933 .
xv, 336 p. ; 18 cm..

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Much ado about nothing / edited by G. B. Harrison

By Shakespeare, William,.
England : Penguin Books, 1938 .
118 p. ; 18 cm..

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The tragedy of Othello : the Moor of Venice /

By Shakespeare, William,.
England : Penguin Books, 1938 .
147 p. : 18 cm..

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Fovre letters and certeine sonnets, especially touching Robert Greene : and other parties by him abused, 1592 /

By Harvey, Gabriel..
London : Edinburgh, 1966 .
102 p. ; 19 cm..

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Willobie his Avisa, 1594 : With an essay on Willobie his Avisa /

Edinburgh : Edinburgh U.P., 1966 .
271 p. : , Includes facsim of the original t.p. | Reprint of the ed. first published in 1926. | Ostensibly edited by Hadrian Dorrell from the papers of his friend Henry Willoughby; thought to be the work of Dorrell himself, though the name is probably fictitious. Has been ascribed to the Earl of Southampton, Matthew Roydon, and others. The present editor locates the poem at Cerne Abbas, and ascribes it to a friend of Raleigh. | Contains an early allusion to Shakespeare, and is supposed to refer to him under the initials W. S. 19 cm..

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