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Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis, Lucrece, and other poems / edited with notes, by William J. Rolfe.

Shakespeare’s euphuism / By William Lowes Rushton …

With: Shakespeare illustrated by old authors / William Lowes Rushton -- Shakespeare's testamentary language / William Lowes Rushton -- Shakespeare illustrated by the Lex scripta, the first part / William Lowes Rushton.

Shakespearean Ballads

Folger note reads: Publication date from Shakespeare-bibliographie 1887 und 1888. Publisher from colophon. The Deansgate Press appears to be the publishing arm of George Falkner & Sons’ printing works.One unnumbered page of publisher’s advertisements at end.

Shakespearean breviates; an adjustment of twenty-four of the longer plays of Shakespeare to convenient reading limits.

Shakespearean creations illuminated by Samuel Stanesby.

Shakespearean extracts from "Edward Pudsey's book" ... also a few unpublished records of the Shakespeares of Snitterfield and Wroxall preserved in the Public record office, collected by Richard Savage, secretar and librarian, Shakespeare's birthplace.

Facsimile of Pudsey's signature on verso of t.-p.

Shakespearean gems in French and English settings, from the plays of the Bard of Avon ... Joyaux de Shakespeare tirés des pièces du Barde de l'Avon ... par le chevalier de Chatelain.

Shakespearean scenes and characters, with descriptive notes on the plays and the principal Shakespearean players from Betterton to Irving, illustrated by thirty steel plates and ten wood engravings.

Illustrated with both wood and steel engravings

Shakespearean Studies

Bound in publisher's red cloth with title stamped in black.

Shakespeareana *

Note on fly-leaf of pt.2: "This is the original ms. of the 2d part of 'Shakspeareana genealogica' by G.R.F., 8 vo, published by Macmillan & Co., 1868 - commencing on page 347 in that book."Includes note by Barnett in front

Shakespearian Tales in Verse for Children, The Taming of the Shrew – The Tempest – The Merchant of Venice – A Winter’s Tale

Binding: Bound in publisher’s colour lithographed paper boards with patterned endpapers.

Shakespeariana.

Approximate date. "A critical and contemporary review of Shakespearian literature.", quarterly, 1890-93.

Shakespeeare And The Rival Poet

Barnett Donation Statement Bound in plain red cloth.

Shakespere : a critical study of his mind and art.

Shakespere and typography; being an attempt to show Shakespere's personal connection with, and technical knowledge of, the art of printing. Also, remarks upon some common typographical errors, with especial reference to the text of Shakspere. By William B

A mock argument, in imitation of the attempts frequently made to identify Shakespeare with various trades and professions. "A jest which amused him all the more that it was taken au grand serieux by some sober-minded correspondents." cf. T.B. Reed's Memoir of the author, in Blades' Pentateuch of printing, p.xvii. "Appendix: A list of some biographies of Shakspere, and of such works as refer to the dramatist's special knowledge of any subject": p.[61]-67. (From Omni, Same appears in Folger) Reproduction of original in British Library, London. “I. Campbell Smith, Esq. with the author’s comps.” (From Folger)

Shakespere fresh chiselled on stone.

Shakespere; a critical biography and an estimate of the facts, fancies, forgeries, and fabrications, regarding his life and works, which have appeared in remote and recent literature. By Samuel Neil.

"The text of Shakespere" (p. 95-103) discusses the Collier controversy."Four papers published in the 'British controversialist' form the basis of the present brochure."---Pref. "A tabular view of those works of Shakespere, which were published during his lifetime": p. 123.

Shakespere: his birthplace, home, and grave, a pilgrimage to Stratford-on-Avon in the autumn of 1863 / with photographic illustrations by Ernest Edwards.

Shakespere: his times and contemporaries. By George Tweddell.

Bound in imprinted brown cloth.

Shakespere's home at New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon : being a history of the "Great House" built in the reign of King Henry VII by Sir Hugh Clopton, knight, and subsequently the property of William Shakespere, gent., wherein he lived and died / by J.C.M.

Illustrated. Folger note reads: Genealogical tables of the Shakespeare, Arden, Clopton, Combe, Underhill, Hales, Nash, Forster, and Hathaway families.

Shakespere's works.

T Edwards Bookplate: Probably not a Barnett

Shakesperiana. A Catalogue of the Early Editions of Shakespeare’s Plays, and of the Commentaries and Other Publications Illustrative of His Works. By James Orchard Halliwell

Spevack, Halliwell-Phillips Bibliography, 1841: 31. Printed in Greenwich by Henry S. Richardson. Advertisement on final page reads “Works Relating to Shakspeare on sale by John Russell Smith ''.

History of Medicine Collection

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