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• The Brownrigg papers. ed. by his son, Blanchard Jerrold.
  "Bully Bottom's babes", p. [78]-85.
• The still lion. An essay towards the restoration of Shakespeare's text. By C.M. Ingleby...Reprinted, with additions, from the second annual volume of the German Shakespeare society.
  Lettered on back of cover: New Shakespeare soc: Extra.First appeared in Jahrbuch der Deutschen Shakespeare-gesellschaft, Berlin, 1867. Reprinted, with additions, in 1875 under title: Shakespeare hermeneutics.
• Shaksperean statistics: a new and enl. ed.
• Essays on Shakespeare. Translated with the author's sanction by L. Dora Schmitz.
  Approximate date. Originally published in the Jahrbuch of the German Shakespeare Society. (From Omni)
• Songs from the old dramatists; collected and edited by Abby Sage Richardson.
• Caliban : the missing link / by Daniel Wilson.
  "With a commentary on ... 'The tempest', and 'A midsummer night's dream'"--P.xii.
• Macbeth.
  Approximate date. Folger Notes: Title page printed in red and black.Appendix includes the D’Avenant text and facsimile title page of 1674. "List of editions collated in the textual notes; list of books quoted and consulted in the preparation of this volume," pages xiii-xix.
• A New Varorium Edition of Shakespeare - Vol 2 Macbeth
  Binding: Bound in red cloth with Shakespeare’s arms in gilt. Contains additional date of 7-80. A few penciled notes in first acts.
• Catalogue of the Shakespeare Memorial Library, Birmingham / by J.D. Mullins.
  Part 3, which was to contain foreign editions and articles and a general index to the whole work, was not published. Issued in both large and small paper versions. Folger note reads: Issued also, small paper, with imprint: Birmingham, Printed by Josiah Allen, 1872-76. (2 pt. in 3 v.). Barnett copy is
• Shakspeariana from 1564 to 1864. An account of the Shakspearian literature of England, Germany, France and other European countries during three centuries, with bibliographical introductions, by Franz Thimm.
  Added t.-p. : Bibliotheca Shakspeareana von 1564 bis 1871. Eine Shakespeare bibliographie aller länder der welt mit bibliographischen einleitungen in englischer sprache, von Franz Thimm. 2. ausg. London und Leipzig, F. Thimm, 1872.
• Coriolanus / edited by R. Whitelaw.
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• As you like it : an old spelling and old meaning edition / prepared by Christine Trautyetter.
• Bible truths, with Shakespearian parallels / by J.B. Selkirk
  Folger notes "3rd Edition with Illustrative Notes and Index"
• Two dissertations on the Hamlet of Saxo Grammaticus and of Shakespeare / by R.G. Latham.
• Falstaff and his companions. Twenty-one illustrations in silhouette, by P. Konewka. With an introduction by H. Kurz. Tr. by C. C. Shackford.
  Added half-title, illustrated. Each plate accompanied by selection from play (Henry IV, henry V, and Merry wives of Windsor). (From Folger)
• Shakespeare: his life, art, and characters : with an historical sketch of the origin and growth of the drama in English / by H.N. Hudson.
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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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• 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)
• The songs of Shakspere. Selected from his poems and plays.
  Folger notes:Title in red and black."Advertisement" signed J. B. Errata slip tipped in between pages vi and [1]. "Notes": pages [167]-179. Contains index of first lines. Pages 189-[190] contain publisher’s advertisements.
• Was Shakespeare a lawyer? : being a selection of passages from "Measure for measure" and "All's well that ends well" which point to the conclusion that their author must have been a practical lawyer; and in which many obscurities are made clear, and some
  2nd ed. (From Folger)
• Music to the Masque in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice / composed ... by Arthur Sullivan ; arranged as pianoforte duet by J. Rummel.
  Composed for the Prince's Theatre Manchester, Sept. 1871, under the management for Charles Calvert.
• The works of Shakespeare : the text carefully restored according to the first editions / with introductions, notes original and selected, and a life of the poet; by H.N. Hudson.
  Rev. ed. with additional notes. Whole works 12 vols.
• Romeo and Juliet / Shakespeare ; edited by Horace Howard Furness.
  Appendix includes text and facsimile t.p. of 1597 first quarto edition. (From Omni) Title page printed in red and black. (From Folger)
• The book of Shakespeare gems; in a series of landscape illustrations of the most interesting localities of Shakespeare's dramas.
• 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.