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• The Brownrigg papers. ed. by his son, Blanchard Jerrold.
  "Bully Bottom's babes", p. [78]-85.
• The Canadian Mosaic: Blended families and bilingualism - Dec. 2015
  Marcela Esteo is originally from Argentina, and immigrated to the United States first, where she had her daughter Luciana Ruiz. The motivation for the project is to discuss family dynamic and language retention for Hispanic immigrants living in Canada. I met with the duo twice, discussing family history and what brought them to London. In 2015 they arrived in London, Ontario where she met and married her current husband, forming a ‘blended family.’ Marcela and Luciana both like living in London. Luciana discusses how being fluent in Spanish and English has helped her advance in her French immersion school. They both help each other out when struggling with different languages. This portrait shows how every Hispanic immigrant to Canada has a unique story, forming a mosaic.
• The canons of criticism, and glossary The trial of the letter Y, alias Y; and sonnets.
  ESTC T63025. Western copy listed. Added t.p.: The canons of criticism and glossary, being a supplement to Mr. Warburton's edition of Shakespear ... the 6th ed.Folger notes: The other gentleman = Thomas Edwards, who signs the dedication. Alston, III.90
• The Catholic ; or, Arts and deeds of the popish church : a tale of English history, with curious documents collected from authentic records.
  Approximate date. Title-page and plates mounted.Byron's Age of bronze bound at end of "The Catholic."
• The character of Shakespeare.
  Approximate date. Folger note reads: British Academy (London : Founded 1901). Annual Shakespeare lecture ; 1917
• The Chester plays : a collection of mysteries founded upon scriptural subjects, and formerly represented by the trades of Chester at Whitsuntide / edited by Thomas Wright.
  Approximate date.
• The children's Shakespeare / by E. Nesbit [pseud.].
  Retold for little children.
• The cipher in the plays, and on the tombstone; by Ignatius Donnelly.
• The Columbus of literature; or, Bacon's new world of sciences.
  Approximate date. Facsimiles include t.-p. and p. 48 to 56 of Bacon’s Advancement of learning, 1640. (From Folger)
• The comedie of errors (the Heminges and Condell text with the "Globe" modern text); with an introduction, by Appleton Morgan.
  At head of title: "A sequel to the Bankside Shakespeare xxii."
• The complete concordance to Shakspere : being a verbal index to all the passages in the dramatic works of the poet.
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• The Complete Works of Shakspere, Revised from the Original Editions. With Historical and Analytical Introductions to Each Play, Also Notes Explanatory and Critical, and a Life of the Poet: By J. O. Halliwell ... and Other Eminent Commentators ... Illustra
  A three volume set of Shakespeare’s works. Spevack, Halliwell-Phillips Bibliography, 1850-5[4]:1.
• The complete works of Shakspere, revised from the original editions. With historical and analytical introductions to each play, also notes explanatory and critical, and a life of the poet: by J. O. Halliwell ... and other eminent commentators ... illustra
  Approximate date. Spevack, Halliwell-Phillipps, Bibliography, 1850-5[4]:1. Added title-pages, engr. and illustrated (that of v. 3 dated 1850).The life and some of the notes are signed H. T. (i.e. Henry Tyrell) The use of Halliwell's name and material was unauthorized. cf. J. Winsor, Halliwelliana, p. 11, 14; W. Jaggard, Shakespeare bibl., p. 527-528, etc. Vol. 3 in two parts with imprint: London. London printing & publishing co. 3 vols. split into 4 parts
• The complete works of William Shakespeare : reprinted from the first folio / edited by Charlotte Porter and H.A. Clarke ; with an introduction by John Churton Collins.
  Approximate date.
• The complete works of William Shakespeare, based on the text of Johnson Steevens, and Reed, with biographical sketch by Mary Cowden Clarke.
  2 vols.
• The confessions of William Henry Ireland. Containing the particulars of his fabrication of the Shakespeare manuscripts; together with anecdotes and opinions (hitherto unpublished) of many distinguished persons in the literary, political, and theatrical wo
  Contains foldout of facsimiles of forged Shakespeare signatures etc.
• The confessions of William Shakespeare.
  Folger gives author as John Forster. Approximate date. A series of seven articles from the New monthly magazine, vols. XLIII-XLV.
• The court of Oberon; or, The three witches; a drama in three acts.
  Printed for the bazaar, patronized by Her Majesty [Princess Victoria] in aid of the distressed Irish. Contains Colour image of Court of Oberon on front endpaper.
• The Critics versus Shakespere: A brief for the defendent / Francis A. Smith
  A vindication of Shakespeare's originality; largely a criticism of Barrett Wendell's and A.H. Thornedike's views.
• The Dagenais' during the Pandemic
  
  Quick story about our experience of being pregnant and having our first child born during the pandemic
• The debate between Pride and Lowliness. reprinted from the edition, by John Charlwood; with an introduction and notes, by J. Payne Collier.
  Contains reproduction of original t.- p. (From Omni)Attributed to Thynne by Collier; Furnivall say there is no reason for assigning it to him. cf. DNB, and Introd. to Francis Thynne, Animaduersions uppon... Chaucer’s workes. London, 1876. (From Folger)
• The diary of Philip Henslowe, from 1591 to 1609. Printed from the original manuscript preserved at Dulwich college Ed. by J. Payne Collier.
  Vol. VII in the L.C. set, with general t.-p.: Henslowe and Alleyn ... 1853. Contains forged interpolations ascribed to Collier. cf. Catalogue of the manuscripts and muniments, Alleyn's college at Dulwich, by G.F. Warner, 1881, p. xxxvi-xlvii; Henslowe's Diary, ed. by W.W. Greg, 1904, p. Xxxvi-xlv. (From Omni, Same appears in Folger)
• The doubtful plays of William Shakespeare, with glossary and other notes, by William Hazlitt.
  Approximate date. Pericles, prince of Tyre.- Locrine.- Sir John Oldcastle.- The life and death of Thomas, lord Cromwell.- London prodigal.- The Puritan; or, The widow of Vatling street.- A Yorkshire tragedy. Titus Andronicus.
• The dramatic mirror; containing the history of the stage from the earliest period to the present time; including a biographical and critical account of all the dramatic writers, from 1660; and also of the most distinguished performers from the days of Sha
  2 vols. Paged continuously.
• The Dramatic Souvenir : Being Literary and Graphical Illustrations of Shakespeare and Other Celebrated English Dramatists : Embellished with Upwards of Two Hundred Engravings on Wood by Eminent Artists.
  Illustrated by Harvey, Del? (Branston & Wright, Sc.). Folger notes: Previously published in 1831 under title: Literary and graphical illustrations.