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• Shakspere's skull and Falstaff's nose, a fancy in three acts.
  Bound in green cloth. Gilded imprint of Shakespeare writing.
• John Sheffield duke of Buckingham's zweiteilung und bearbeitung des Shakespeareschen Julius Caesar.
  Vita. "Separat-abdruck aus dem Jahrbuch der Deutschen Shakespeare-gesellschaft, band XXIV."
• Shakespeare's funeral, and other papers, by Sir Edward Hamley.
  Reprinted from Blackwood's magazine.
• Evenings with Shakspere. A handbook to the study of his works, with suggestions for the consideration of other Elizabethan literature and containing special help for Shakspere societies. [By] L.M. Griffiths, honorary secretary of the Clifton Shakspere soc
  Dedicated to the "lady-members (past and present) of the Clifton Shakespeare society." Includes an account of the Clifton Shakespeare society and its work. (From Omni, Same appears in Folger)
• Old English dramas, ed. with notes and introductions by T. Evan Jacob.
  Approximate date.
• Die Schauspiele der englischen Komödianten / hrsg. von prof. dr. W. Creizenach.
• An introduction to the study of Shakespeare / by Hiram Corson.
• An Introduction to the Study of Shakespeare
  Binding: Bound in blue cloth boards.
• Giordano Bruno und Shakespeare.
• Index volume to the works of William Shakespeare, Ideal edition : giving titles, characters, glossary, first lines, and quotations.
  Victoria edit. of Shakespeare / edited by William Aldis Wright (London : Macmillan, 1887), and Concise poetical concordance / Charles Augustus Durfee (New York : Alden, 1883)--P.2. Very elaborate binding in "the style of decorative art which prevailed in the Shakesperian age"--Pref.
• Bacon, Shakespeare and the Rosicrucians, by W.F.C. Wigston...With two plates.
• William Shakespeare portrayed by himself : a revelation of the poet in the career and character of one of his own dramatic heroes / By Robert Waters.
  Approximate date. Lettered on cover: Franklin edition. (From Omni)
• William Shakespeare portrayed by himself : a revelation of the poet in the career and character of one of his own dramatic heroes / By Robert Waters.
  Approximate date.Lettered on cover: Franklin edition.
• Dethroning Shakspere; a selection of letters contributed to the "Daily telegraph," with the preliminary editorial papers; ed., with notes and comments, by R. M. Theobald.
  Both sides are given, with the editor's comments. (From Omni, Same appears in Folger)
• Dethroning Shakspere; a selection of letters contributed to the "Daily telegraph," with the preliminary editorial papers; ed., with notes and comments, by R. M. Theobald …
  Both sides are given, with the editor's comments.
• Dethroning Shakspere
  Binding: Bound in blue cloth with several other pamphlets on Shakespeare.
• William Shakespere, of Stratford-on-Avon. His epitaph unearthed, and the author of the plays run to ground. With supplement. By Scott Surtees.
  Approximate date.
• Is there any resemblance between Shakespeare & Bacon?
• 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.
• Shakespeare's tragedy of Julius Caesar, ed. with notes, by William J. Rolfe.
• Shakespeare's history of King Henry the Fifth / ed., with notes, by William J. Rolfe.
  Introduction includes critical comments on the play from Gervinus and Dowden.
• Shakespeare's comedy of The Merchant of Venice. Ed., with notes, by William J. Rolfe.
• 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)
• Hamlet, prince of Denmark / with introd., emendations, notes, and appendix by David Maclachlan.
  Editor's presentation copy to J.O. Halliwell-Phillipps.
• A midsummer night's dream.
  Mounted plates and illustrations of the play, the former in colors, the later in sepia. Space is left for the mounting of the text, but, except for four pages, text has been omitted. The printing of this illustrated ed. was done by E. Nister at Nuremberg.