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• Shakespeare scenes and characters; a series of illustrations; designed by Adamo, Hofmann, Makart, Pecht, Schwoerer, and Spiess; engraved on steel by Bankel, Bauer, Goldberg, Raab, and Schmidt; with explanatory text selected and arranged by Professor E. Do
• Shakespeare select plays : the life of King Henry the fifth / edited by William Aldis Wright
  Approximate date.
• Shakespeare the boy, with sketches of the home and school life, the games and sports, the manners, customs and folk-lore of the time, by William J. Rolfe ...
  a new ed.
• Shakespeare the man : an essay by Walter Bagehot.
  Prefactory note by Viola Roseboro'.
• Shakespeare the Man and the Book: Being a Collection of Occasional Papers on the Bard and his Writings. Part the First.
  Annotation in VOL. 1, "Kindly presented to me by my learned friend, the author. J. Crosby. Zanesville, O. July 4. 1877 - purchased at the sale of Joseph Crosby's Shakespearean Library - catalogue number no. 430. Minor annotations in pencil throughout (mainly corrections). See, for example Vol. 1 page 7.
• Shakespeare versus Ingersoll.
• Shakespeare weighed in an even balance. By the Rev. Alfred Pownall.
  Endeavors "to point out how the sublime ideas of the Scriptures, and oftentimes the very language in which those ideas are couched, are reproduced again and again in the pages of Shakespere."
• Shakespeare-vorträge, von Friedrich Theodor Vischer.
  "Nachträge von prof. dr. Lorenz Morsbach und dem herausgeber [Robert Vischer]" Approximate date. inn v. 1-3, 5-6.Includes complete German translations of Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, Othello, King Lear, and Richard III, partial translations of the other plays. Imperfect: v. 1 wanting
• Shakespeare, Bacon, Jonson and Greene; a study, by Edward James Castle.
• Shakespeare, by Alfred Ewen.
  "Works for Shakespearean students" : p. 127-128.
• Shakespeare, from an American point of view : including an inquiry as to his religious faith, and his knowledge of law : with the Baconian theory considered / By George Wilkes.
  "The respective styles of Shakespeare and Bacon, judged by the laws of elocutionary analysis and 'Melody of speech,' by Professor J. W. Taverner": p. 424-461. (From Omni, Same appears in Folger)
• Shakespeare, his life and times : including a certified bibliography of literature relating to his works / with notes on the Baconian theory by William Winter.
• Shakespeare, His Life and Times : Including a Certified Bibliography of Literature Relating to his Works
  Bound in red embossed cloth ; Early Stamp of Hugh John Macdonald on paste-down
• Shakespeare, the man and the book : being a collection of occasional papers on the bard and his writings / by C.M. Ingleby.
  Approximate date. Vol. 2 has title: Occasional papers on Shakespeare: being the second part of Shakespeare the man and the book. (From Omni)
• Shakespeare; A Critical Biography and an Estimate of the Facts, Fancies, Forgeries, and Fabrications
  Rebound but original orange paper boards preserved.
• Shakespeare: A Critical Study of His Mind and Art (publisher information missing)
  Approximate date.
• Shakespeare: his life, art, and characters : with an historical sketch of the origin and growth of the drama in English / by H.N. Hudson.
  N/A
• Shakespeare: the man, an attempt to find traces of the dramatist's character in his drama, by Goldwin Smith.
• Shakespeare. A lecture by Robert G. Ingersoll.
• Shakespeare. Von G. G. Gervinus.
  Approximate date. 4 vols. Need to confirm if we have all 4 volumes. Omni record suggests 3.
• Shakespeare's A midsummer-night's dream / with introduction, notes, examination papers and plan of preparation, (selected) by Brainerd Kellogg.
  Title vignette (portrait of Shakespeare). (From Omni)
• Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra / with introduction, and notes explanatory and critical. For use in schools and families / by Henry N. Hudson.
• Shakespeare's autobiographical poems. Being his sonnets clearly developed: with his character drawn chiefly from his works.
  Bound in brown buckrum.
• Shakespeare's bones; the proposal to disinter them, considered in relation to their possible bearing on his portraiture illustrated by instances of visits of the living to the dead.
• Shakespeare's centurie of prayse; being materials for a history of opinion on Shakespeare and his works, A.D. 1591-1693 ... 2d éd. rev. with many additions, by Lucy Toulmin Smith.
  [Proof Copy] (From Folger)Notes: Proof copy for unpublished 3rd ed. Vignette on half-title. Printed with two pages side-by-side on the recto of each leaf. "Notices of Shakespere or his works, direct or implied, to be found in print or in manuscript within the hundred years from 1592 to 1693." (From Folger) [Blake: These sound like notes from a proof copy in the Folger and not our own copy. Would be very cool if we had this. but unless there were multiple proof copies I don't know why this would be the case]