1070 items

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  Poems of liberty.

  "The Shakespeare tercentenary, April 23rd, 1864" p. 61-64
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  Poems written by Shakespear.

  ESTC T154268. Western copy listed and variants match those listed in ESTC.Folger notes: Issued individually, or as Vol. IX for Bell’s edition of Shakespeare’s plays, 1774. Date precedes booksellers’ names in imprint. Engraved title page. With a final leaf of advertisements for Bell. Folger also adds details on three similar issues of this edition.
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  Poet lore.

  "A national quarterly of world poetry."
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  POSTER ANNOUNCING PERFORMANCES BY THE THEATRE ROYAL SHAKESPEARE CLUB AT THE THEATRE ROYAL ON JANUARY 20, 1846.

  Archival Material
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  Prize essay on the historical plays of Shakespeare : written for the Stephen endowment prize, King's College, London.

  Half brown cloth over marbled boards with gilt edges.
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  Proceedings of the Sheffield Shakespeare Club from its commencement, in 1819, to January, 1829 / by a member of the club.

  Includes a printed notice on first endpaper, reading: "In consequence of this Volume occupying nearly double the number of pages originally intended, and only 250 copies being printed, the whole impression, with the exception of 50, being engaged by the Shakespeare club, a few remaining copies may be had of Messrs. Crookes, Printers...price 5 shillings"Illustration of Shakespeare before title page.
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  Progressive exercises in Greek tragic senarii, followed by a selection from the Greek verses of Shrewsbury school, and prefaced by a short account of the iambic metre and style of Greek tragedy.

  Contains passages from Shakespeare, in English and Greek on opposite pages. Preface by signed: B.H.K. [i.e. Benjamin Hall Kennedy]. (From Omni). 2d ed. Altered and rev.
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  Prolegomena to the dramatick writings of Will. Shakspere.

  ESTC T65177? Likely vol. 1-2 of Bell's 20 volume edition published ca. 1788 but with different dates on various volumes. Contains foldout.Folger notes: Jaggard, W. Shakespeare bibliography, p. 505
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  Queen Elizabeth, or, The origin of Shakespeare : a drama in five acts, after the Elizabethan model / by Tresham D. Gregg.

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  Quellen des Shakspeare in novellen, märchen und sagen, hrsg. von dr. Theodor Echtermeyer, Ludwig Henschel und Karl Simrock.

  A later edition in 1870 appeared under Simrock's name alone.
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  Quotations from Shakespeare, selected by Edmund Routledge.
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  Rambles by rivers : The Avon / by James Thorne.

  Title vignette. "Illustrated mostly by William Harvey"--Dict. Nat. Biog. Two copies.
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  Reasons for a new edition of Shakespeare's works, containing notices of the defects of former impressions, and pointing out the lately acquired means of illustrating the plays, poems, and biography of the poet.

  Second edition.
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  Recollections. By George W. Childs.

  Author's presentation copy, inscribed. Preface signed: Melville Philips.
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  Redfield's Comparative physiognomy, or, Resemblances between men and animals / by James W. Redfield.

  Approximate date. "With his hand thus o'er his brow, He falls to such perusal of my face, As he would draw it. Shakespeare.'"Illustrated by 330 engravings."Originally published: 1852.Includes publisher's advertisement [2] p. at end. (From Omni)
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  Regnal Years, List of Law Terms, &c, During The Shakespearean Period.

  Spevack, Halliwell-Phillipps Bibliography, 1883:6.
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  Rejected addresses; or, The new Theatrum poetarum.

  "First edition." Folger notes: Written by James and Horatio [Horace] Smith. Parodies of contemporary poets.
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  Rejected addresses; or, The new Theatrum poetarum.

  Twelfth Edition. Advertisement precedes titlepage. Written by James and Horatio [Horace] Smith. Parodies of contemporary poets.
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  Religious and moral sentences culled from the works of Shakespeare, compared with sacred passages drawn from Holy Writ / From the English ed., with an introduction by Frederic D. Huntington, D.D.

  Bound in brown imprinted cloth .
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  Religious and moral sentences culled from the works of Shakespeare, compared with sacred passages drawn from Holy Writ, being a selection of religious sentiments, and moral precepts, blended in the dramatic works, &c. of our immortal bard; dedicated to th
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  Remarks on Mr. J.P. Collier's and Mr. C. Knight's editions of Shakespeare / by the Rev. Alexander Dyce.

  A few remarks on Gifford's edition of B. Jonson's works" : p. [277]-298.
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  Remarks on some of the characters of Shakspeare. By Thomas Whately.

  A comparison between the characters of Richard III and Macbeth.A reissue of the 1st edition (edited by Joseph Whately).
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  Remarks on the beauties of poetry. By Daniel Webb, esq.

  ESTC 136892. Western copy listed.
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  Remarks on the differences in Shakespeare's versification in different periods of his life, and on the like points of difference in poetry generally.
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  Remarks on the Sonnets : with the Sonnets

  Bound in pink buckrum