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  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.
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  Julius Caesar / edited by William Aldis Wright.
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  Julius Caesar questions and notes ; arranged in order, according to act, scene, line, with full answers to a large number of the more difficult questions.

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  Julius Caesar.

  Approximate date. "The notes and appendices...are substantially those of the Junior school Shakespeare, [by Walter Dent]."
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  Julius Caesar. with an introduction and notes, by K. Deighton.
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  King Edward III / rev. and ed. with introduction and notes by Karl Warnke and Ludwig Proescholdt.

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  King Henry IV. Parts I and II / with twelve illustrations by Eduard Grützner ; with an introduction by Edward Dowden.
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  King Henry the Fifth / ed. by A.D. Innes.
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  King Henry the Fifth / edited, with introductions and notes by C. H. Herford.

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  King Henry the Fifth / with introduction and nots for the examinations by F. Marshall and Stanley Wood.

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  King Henry V / by William Shakspere. The third quarto, 1608, a facsimile (from the British Museum copy, C. 34, K. 14) by Charles Praetorius ; with an introduction by Arthur Symons.

  Page ix bound at the end. With reproduction of original t.-p.: [Ornament] The Chronicle History of Henry the fift, with his battell fought at Agin Court in France. Together with ancient Pistoll. As it hath bene sundry times playd by the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlaine his Seruants. [Printer's mark] Printed for T.P. 1608. (From Omni)
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  King Henry V. Parallel texts of the first quarto (1600) and first folio (1623) editions. Ed. by Dr. B. Nicholson. With an introduction by P.A. Daniel.
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  King Henry VI. Part I / ed. with notes by Henry N. Hudson.

  Era Shakespeare
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  King Henry VIII: an historical play, in five acts ... printed from the acting copy, with remarks, biographical and critical, by D.-G. ... as performed at the Theatres Royal, London.

  Remarks by George Daniel, editor of the series.
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  King Henry VIII.
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  King John (with the benefit of the act) : a burlesque, in one act ... printed from the acting copy, with description of the costume, cast of the characters, exits and entrances, and the whole of the business, as performed at the St. James's Theatre; with

  Folger note reads: "Printed from the acting copy, with description of the costume, cast of the characters, exits and entrances, and the whole of the business."
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  King John / edited by G.C. Moore Smith.

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  King John / with introduction and notes, arranged and classified, by Thomas Page.

  Approximate date. 3d. Ed
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  King Lear : nineteen plates drawn and engraved / by Frank Howard.

  This is likely a part of Howard's The Spirit of the Plays of Shakespeare. London: Caddell, 1833.
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  King Lear: a tragedy by William Shakespeare ; collated with the old and modern editions.

  ESTC T68019. Western copy not listed.Folger Notes: Engraved frontispiece portrait lettered: R. Earlom fecit; other plate lettered: F. Hayman del.; Ravenet sculp. Numbers 191-192 repeated in pagination Includes half-title page (a1).
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  King Lear: a tragedy by William Shakespeare ; collated with the old and modern editions.

  ESTC T68019. Western copy listed. Engraved frontispiece portrait lettered: R. Earlom fecit; other plate lettered: F. Hayman del.; Ravenet sculp. Numbers 191-192 repeated in pagination Includes half-title page (a1).
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  King Richard the Second ... the first quarto, 1597 : a facsimile in photo-lighography / by C. Praetorius from the copy in the possession of H. Huth ; with an introductory notice by W.A. Harrison.

  Originally published: London : Printed by Valentine Simmes for Androw Wise, and are to be sold at his shop in Paules church yard at the sign of the Angel, 1597. (From Folger)
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  Kinge Richard ye Third; or, Ye battle of Bosworth field; being a familiar alteration of the celebrated History, by a gentleman from Stratford, in Warwickshire ... a merrie mysterie, in one act ... the only ed. correctly marked, by permission, from the pro
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  Kynge Johan. A play in two parts. By John Bale. Ed. by J. Payne Collier ... from the ms. of the author in the library of His Grace the Duke of Devonshire.

  Binding: Bound in Black cloth with blind panelstamp centrepiece. Bookplate of S. Mark and St. John Chelsea, Library on front endpaper and stamp of same library on titlepage. Signature on endpaper cut out.
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  Lectures and essays.

  vol 1. Bound in brown buckrum. Barnett Donation statement. vol 2. bound in imprinted brown cloth with taped spine. "L. N. Putnam [lany] 1857" on second front endpaper