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• Catalogue of printed books. Shakespeare (William)
• As you like it / by William Shakespeare. From the Riverside edition, ed. by Richard Grant White. With additional notes.
  Approximate date.
• Julius Caesar / ed. by E.M. Butler.
  Folger notes read: Preface signed "J.C.C.," for J. Churton Collins, series editor of Arnold’s school Shakespeare. Publication date from the Catalogue of the Shakespeare memorial library, Birmingham.
• The life of King Henry the Fifth; with introduction and notes, by K. Deighton.
• Shakespere's works.
  T Edwards Bookplate: Probably not a Barnett
• Shakespeare's tragedy of Timon of Athens; with preface, glossary & co., by Israel Gollancz.
  Front. accompanied by guard sheet with poem.Title within ornamental border. Shakespeare coat of arms, in colors, on end papers.
• Shakespeare's tragedy of Coriolanus; with preface, glossary, &c., by Israel Gollancz.
  Title within ornamental border. Shakespeare coat of arms, in colors, on end papers.
• Natural history in Shakespeare's time; being extracts illustrative of the subject as he knew it. Made by H. W. Seager, M.B., &c. Also pictures thereunto belonging.
  "Glossary": p. [355]-358. (From Omni)
• Shakespeare and music, with illustrations from the music of the 16th and 17th centuries; by Edward W. Naylor.
• Medicine and kindred arts in the plays of Shakespeare.
  Includes bibliography (p. [113]-116) and index.
• Fair, kind, and true. I.N.U. and W.H. By Junius, jr. [pseud.] J. Ug. N.
  A discussion of the authorship of Shakespeare's Sonnets. (From Omni)
• Shakspere and his predecessors.
  Contains autograph and book-plate of Wm. Outram Crewe.
• The American Shakespeare magazine
  Approximate date. Folger notes Vol. 1 issued as Fortnightly Shakespeare.Cover title.
• Shakespeare's England, by William Winter.
  Twenty-two pieces, commemorating visits in 1877 and 1882; being a republication, with slight alterations, of the author's "Trip to England" and "English rambles." cf. Pref.
• Shakespeare's heroines on the stage, by George E.L. Wingate ... With illistrations from photographs and rare prints.
• Shaksperian criticism: textual and literary, from Dryden to the end of the eighteenth century, by Ernest Walder ... Being the essay which obtained the Harness prize, 1895.
• The tempest; a reduced dallastype facsimile of the play from the first folio (1623) ed. and facing each page thereof the modern text as determined by the late Charles Knight; introduction by Dr. F. J. Furnivall with portrait by Droeshout and facsimiles of
  At head of title: Double text dallastype Shakespeare. (From Omni) Cover title: The Dallastype double text Shakespeare. Colophon: Printed at the Dallastype Press, 5, Furnival Street, London. Opposite pages duplicate numbering. Includes: Music to Ariel’s two songs: "Full fathome five" and "Where the bee sucks," being part of the original Tempest music composed by Robert Johnson, a contemporary of Shakespeare. The two songs harmonised for three voices by Dr. John Wilson, and published by him in "Cheerfull Ayres or Ballads, " Oxford, 1660. Includes index. Advertisements: p. [2]-[6] at the end. (From Folger)
• The Merry Wives of Windsor
  Contains 11 full-page lithographs plus additional black and white illustrations
• Shakespeare's comedy of A midsummer-night's dream, ed. with introduction and notes by Katharine Lee Bates.
  Approximate date.
• Othello, the Moor of Venice.
  Approximate date.
• Complete works of William Shakespeare : with critical notes and comments, and preliminary remarks upon the several plays, to which are prefixed, a life of the immortal bard and some new facts concerning his life. Copious annotations / by J. Payne Collier.
  Stratford ed.
• The plays of Shakespeare founded on literary forms, by Henry J. Ruggles …
  Attempts to show the correspondences between the plays and Bacon's philosophy. (From Omni, Same appears in Folger )
• The biliteral cipher: hints for deciphering
  Approximate date.
• The Tragical Historie of the Earl of Essex…Deciphered from the Works of Francis Bacon.
  Binding: Bound in gold stamped green cloth.
• Shakespeare. A lecture by Robert G. Ingersoll.