Items

• Stories from Shakespeare, by A. S. McFarland and Abby Sage.
  Title vignette (port.).
• The mystery of Hamlet : an attempt to solve an old problem / by Edward P. Vining.
• The sonnets of William Shakespere / edited by Edward Dowden
  Need to confirm if Large or regular copy.
• The Shakespeare phrase book, by John Bartlett.
  Approximate date.
• Shakespeare's tragedy of Hamlet : arranged for reading in schools / with notes by John Andrew.
• A psychological study of Shakespeare / by R.H. Semple.
  Reprinted from The Journal of Psychological Medicine, Vol. VII., Part 2
• Shakespeare for the young folk ... Ed. by Robert R. Raymond …
  Approximate date. Illustrated t.-p.Published in 1892 under title: Typical tales of fancy, romance, and history from Shakespeare's plays.
• The Shakespearean myth: William Shakespeare and circumstantial evidence, by Appleton Morgan.
• The Shakespearean Myth
  Binding: Bound in brown cloth with gilt face of Shakespeare used as centerpiece. MS. Excerpt on lined paper tipped in (Discussion of Spenser from R.G. White’s Shakespeare, vol. 1 p.57)
• The Shakespeare tapestry woven in verse.
• The England of Shakespeare / By Edwin Goadby.
  Contains illustrations
• Shakespeare: A Critical Study of His Mind and Art (publisher information missing)
  Approximate date.
• Shakespeare and classical antiquity; Greek and Latin antiquity as presented in Shakespeare's plays (crowned by the French academy) by Paul Stapfer ... Tr. from the French by Emily J. Carey.
  Barnett Donation Statement
• Elizabethan demonology : an essay in illustration of the belief in the existence of devils, and the powers possessed by them, as it was generally held during the period of the Reformation, and the times immediately succeeding; with special reference to Sh
  "This essay is an expansion, in accordance with a preconceived scheme, of the two papers, one on 'The witches in Macbeth', and the other on 'The demonology of Shakspere', which were read before the New Shakspere society in the years 1877 and 1878."--Forewords. (From Omni, Same appears in Folger)
• The two noble kinsmen / By William Shakspere and John Fletcher. Ed. from the quarto of 1634 by Harold Littledale
  Approximate date. Pt. I. Revised text and notes -- pt. II. General introduction and list of words.
• The First Quarto Edition of Hamlet, 1603. Two Essays to Which the Harness Prize Was Awarded, 1880.
  Binding: Half calf over marbled boards.
• A glossary to the works of William Shakespeare.
• Shakespeare's stories simply told / by Mary Seamer [i.e. M. Seymour].
• Military misreadings of Shakespeare ... printed in colours, by Edmund Evans.
  Approximate date. Folger notes read: Printed on one side of leaf only. Prints are likely chromoxylographs, a detailed color wood engraving process for which Edmund Evans was known. Date not given. Book is mentioned in several 1881 trade publications, suggesting that it was published in the preceding year.
• The history of our country from its discovery by Columbus to the celebration of the centennial anniversary of its declaration of independence, by Abby Sage Richardson, illustrated by engravings from original designs by Granville Perkins, C. G. Bush. and F
  Original copyright 1875.
• Events in the history of New York city, with illustrations from Shakespeare, by a New Yorker.
  On cover: Shakespeare calendar. Privately printed.
• Caesars-karakteren i Shakespeares Julius Caesar. : Inbjudningsskrift till den högtidlighet hvarmed professoren i zoologi, fil. doktorn herr August Wilhelm Qvennerstedt kommer att i embetet inställas af Kongl. Carolinska universitetets rector.
  Approximate date. Cover title "Lunde universitets Arsskrift. Tom. XVII." Signed and dated on page 28: Gustaf Ljunggren. Lund d. 15 Sept. 1880. From Lunde universitets ȧrs-skrift, t. XVII. (From Omni)
• An aid to Shakespearean study. By John Jeremiah …
• The merchant of Venice, a comedy in five acts ... as presented at the Lyceum theatre, under the management of Mr. Henry Irving, on Saturday, November 1st, 1879; one hundredth performance, Saturday, February 14, 1880.
  With a cast list. Dedication printed in red and black. Program of the performance bound in at front. (From Folger) [Compare to our copy]
• Shakspere's plays : the separate editions of, with the alterations done by various hands.
  2nd ed.