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• A catalogue of the books, manuscripts, works of art, antiquities, and relics, illustrative of the life and works of Shakespeare, and of the history of Stratford-upon-Avon : which are preserved in the Shakespeare library and museum in Henley street.
  Spevack, Halliwell-Phillipps, 1868.2.Collections presented by Miss Wheler, W.O. Hunt, F.W. Fairholt, Captain Saunders, J.O. Halliwell, and others. "A brief hand-list" of the Wheler collection was published, 1863. A portion of the books included were removed in 1882 to the Shakespeare memorial, only biographical being retained in the Birthplace.
• Pebbles and pearls for the young folks / by Abby Sage
• The original story of Romeo and Juliet ... from which Shakespeare evidently drew the subject of his drama; being the Italian text of 1530, and an English translation, together with a critical preface, historical and bibliographical notes and illustrations
  Italian and English on opposite pages.
• On the maces of the Corporation of Stratford-on-Avon, and the families of Quiney and Sadler.
  Read to the London and middlesex archaeological society, Mar. 9, 1868. Reprinted from the Stratford-on-Avon Herald. Bound with the author's mss. copy of the paper, correspondence from W.G. Colbourne of Stratford-on-Avon re the maces and a notice of the paper from the London and Middlesex archaeological society's Proceedings, v.3, 1868. (From Omni)
• A dictionary of the language of Shakspeare.
• Shakespearean gems in French and English settings, from the plays of the Bard of Avon ... Joyaux de Shakespeare tirés des pieÌ€ces du Barde de l'Avon ... par le chevalier de Chatelain.
• The merchant of Venice, as produced at the Winter Garden theatre of New York, January, 1867, by Edwin Booth ; a new adaption to the stage, with notes original and selected, and introductory articles, by Henry L. Hinton.
  Added t.p., engr.
• Shakespeare illustrated by old authors.
  Approximate date.
• The Shakespeare-expositor; an aid to the perfect understanding of Shakespeare's plays.
• Remarks on the Sonnets of Shakespeare : with the Sonnets. Showing that they belong to the hermetic class of writings, and explaining their general meaning and purpose / by the author of Remarks on alchemy.
  2d ed., enl.
• Remarks on the Sonnets : with the Sonnets
• A list of works illustrative of the life and writings of Shakespeare, the history of Stratford-on-Avon, and the rise and progress of the early English drama : printed for very limited and private circulation at the expense of J. O. Halliwell, 1850-1866.
• Shakspere : some notes on his character and writings / by a student.
• The mad folk of Shakespeare. Psychological essays. By John Charles Bucknill.
  "Three of the ... essays have already appeared in the ... 'Quarterly journal of mental science." (From Omni, Same appears in Folger)
• The youth of Shakspeare / by Robert Folkstone Williams.
  A novel.
• Hamlet travestie : with burlesque annotations.
  Contains facsim. t.p . of 1811 ed. "One hundred copies royal octavo for private distribution only." (From Omni)
• Shakespeare's jest book : a hundred mery talys, from the only perfect copy known / ed., with introduction and notes, by Dr. Herman Oesterley.
• Shakespeare's sonnets : never before interpreted, his private friends identified ; together with recovered likeness of himself.
  Enlarged from an article in the Quarterly review. Reissued with an additional supplementary chapter in 1872 under title: The secret drama of Shakespeare’s sonnets unfolded, with the characters identified. (From Folger)
• Shakspeare's delineations of insanity, imbecility, and suicide. By A. O. Kellogg.
• The story of Hamlet, condensed and interwoven with the text of Shakespeare's tragedy, in three parts ... to which is prefixed a short practical essay on the art of reading aloud, by James Hunter.
• The authorship of Shakespeare / by Nathaniel Holmes.
• The Authorship of Shakespeare
  Illustration of Franciscus Bacon, Baro de Verulam opposite title page. Final three pages include: “List of Books published by Hurd and Houghton.”
• Shakspere's shrine, an Indian story, essays, and poems ; by John Harris, Cornish poet.
  "Contains the ode which won the first prize at the tercentenary of Shakspere, April, 1864."
• Shakespeareana *
  Note on fly-leaf of pt.2: "This is the original ms. of the 2d part of 'Shakspeareana genealogica' by G.R.F., 8 vo, published by Macmillan & Co., 1868 - commencing on page 347 in that book."Includes note by Barnett in front
• New readings in Shakespere; or, Proposed emendations of the text. By Robert Cartwright, M.D.