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• Shakespere's home at New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon : being a history of the "Great House" built in the reign of King Henry VII by Sir Hugh Clopton, knight, and subsequently the property of William Shakespere, gent., wherein he lived and died / by J.C.M.
  Illustrated. Folger note reads: Genealogical tables of the Shakespeare, Arden, Clopton, Combe, Underhill, Hales, Nash, Forster, and Hathaway families.
• Graphic illustrations of Warwickshire.
• Shakspeare's songs and sonnets / illustrated by John Gilbert.
  "The ten Chromolithographs drawn on stone and printed by Vincent Brooks. The thirty-two Woodcuts engraved and printed by Edmund Evans." Gilbert’s mock-up of this volume now in the collection of the Folger Shakespeare Library (ART Vol. d53). (From Folger)
• Much adoe about nothing. the text from the folio of 1623 ; with notices of the known editions previously issued.
  Type facsimile of the text as printed in the First Folio (Folger)
• Macbeth; tragedie en 5 actes ... tr. en vers français par le Chevalier de Chatelain.
• Complete works with a memoir by Alexander Chalmers.
  Imprinted green cloth binding.
• Bible truths with Shakespearean parallels ; being selections from Scripture, moral, doctrinal, and preceptial ; with passages illustrative of the text, from the writings of Shakespeare.
  Bound in brown cloth with gilt title and panelling. Barnett has written "Buffalo 11-1906" on front inner pastedown.
• The sonnets of William Shakspere : a critical disquisition suggested by a recent discovery / by Bolton Corney.
  Caption title. "Private impression."
• The footsteps of Shakespere; or, A ramble with the early dramatists, containing much new and interesting information respecting Shakspere. Lyly, Marlowe, Greene, and others.
  Bound in red goat skin over marbled boards
• The footsteps of Shakespere; or, A ramble with the early dramatists, containing much new and interesting information respecting Shakespere, Lyly, Marlowe, Greene, and others.
  Dethroning Shakspere / Robert Masters Theobard., No. 4 in a volume with spine title: Five Shakespeare pamphlets.
• Shakespeare no deerstealer : or, A short account of Fulbroke Park, near Stratford-on-Avon / by C. Holte Bracebridge …
  Bound brown paper.
• Shakspeare: was he a Christian? By a cosmopolite.
  Not bound.
• Shakspere : his birthplace and its neighbourhood / by John R. Wise ; illustrated by W.J. Linton.
• The tempest ... / illus. by Birket Foster, Gustave Doré, Frederick Skill, Alfred Slader, and Gustve Janet.
  N/A
• Shakespere; a critical biography and an estimate of the facts, fancies, forgeries, and fabrications, regarding his life and works, which have appeared in remote and recent literature. By Samuel Neil.
  "The text of Shakespere" (p. 95-103) discusses the Collier controversy."Four papers published in the 'British controversialist' form the basis of the present brochure."---Pref. "A tabular view of those works of Shakespere, which were published during his lifetime": p. 123.
• Shakespeare; A Critical Biography and an Estimate of the Facts, Fancies, Forgeries, and Fabrications
  Rebound but original orange paper boards preserved.
• A complete view of the Shakspere controversy, concerning the authenticity and genuineness of manuscript matter affecting the works and biography of Shakspere, pub. by Mr. J. Payne Collier as the fruits of his researches. By C. M. Ingleby.
  "After a few copies got out the frontispiece was suppressed at my instigation.-- J. R. Smith."-- Jaggard, Shakespeare bibliography, p. 162. The frontispiece as listed is "An addition in pencil and ink, and three stage-directions in ink (one being partially and partly erased) from the play of Hamlet in the Perkins folio."
• A critical examination of the text of Shakespeare, with remarks on his language and that of his contemporaries, together with notes on his plays and poems. By William Sidney Walker.
  Edited by W.N. Lettsom, from the author's manuscript.
• A Critical Examination of the Text of Shakespeare
  3 volumes.
• Hamlet / William Shakespeare.
  Hamlet by William Shakespeare, 1603 ; Hamlet by William Shakespeare, 1604 : being exact reprints of the first and second editions of Shakespeare's great drama, from the very rare originals in the possession of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire ; with the two texts printed on opposite pages, and so arranged that the parallel passages face each other. And a bibliographical preface by Samuel Timmins. (From Omni)
• The mind of Shakespeare as exhibited in his works / by the Rev. Aaron Augustus Morgan.
• An Inquiry Into The Genuineness Of The Manuscript Corrections In Mr. J. Payne Collier's Annotated Shakespeare, Folio, 1632; And Of Certain Shakespearean Documents Likewise Published By Mr. Collier
  Binding: Original red embodssed, blind-tooled boards. Damp staining on cover. Annotation: Pencil signature of the British Museum on title page.Binders ticket on back paste-down, reads "Bound By Edmonds & Remnants. London." For comparison, see similar example in BL's Database of Bookbinding. Lithographed facsimile before title-page.
• Shakespeare and the Bible: showing how much the great dramatist was indebted to Holy Writ for his profound knowledge of human nature. By Rev. T.R. Eaton ... 3d thousand.
  Bound in imprinted green cloth .
• The medical knowledge of Shakespeare. By John Charles Bucknill.
• Collier, Coleridge, and Shakespeare : A review / by the author of "Literary cookery."
  Blank pages at end. Bound in black cloth with original green cloth gilted title pasted in centre.