Dicks' complete edition of Shakspere's works : with thirty-seven illustrations, and a memoir.

Mode of access: Internet.

Les deux masques : tragédie--comédie /

t. 1. Première série: Les antiques: Eschyle -- t. 2. Première série: Les antiques: Sophocle, Euripide, Aristophane, Calidasa, -- t. 3. Deuxième série: Les modernes: Shakespeare -- Le théatre français, depuis ses origines jusqu'a Beaumarchais.

The Queens : being passages from the lives of Elizabeth, queen of England, and Mary, queen of Scotland /

At head of title: "The first proofs," with words in an unknown alphabet. "We claim that this literary work is of the same mind that formerly composed and wrote the immortal works now known as those of William Shakespeare. Our Brotherhood has collected the most remote history of the world in the highest spiritual study, to satisfy the truth of immortality."--Introduction (translated.).

Bussano alla porta di Macbeth, ed altre prose /

Bussano alla porta di Macbeth -- Ricordanze del mio primo viaggio in Gransmere -- I "mails-coaches" -- Dai "Suspiria De Profundis."

Phillip Stubbes's Anatomy of the abuses in England in Shakspere's youth, A.D. 1583 /

Mode of access: Internet.

The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet /

50 copies on Japanese vellum, no. 24.

Le More de Venise, Othello; tragédie

Mode of access: Internet.

Baconiana /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Shakspere allusion-book; a collection of allusions to Shakspere from 1591 to 1700.

"Entries of Shakspere's works in the Stationers' registers 1593-1640 (Edition Arber)": v. 2, p. 525-534.

Delia Bacon, a biographical sketch.

Includes index.

The tempest : a reduced Dallastype facsimile of the play from the first folio (1623) edition and facing each page thereof the modern text as determined by the late Charles Knight.

Preservation photocopy.

A midsummer night's dream.

Text of the play on right-hand pages with stage and performance directions on left-hand pages.

The merry wives of Windsor,

Mode of access: Internet.

The merchant of Venice, as presented at The Lyceum Theatre, London, under the management of Henry Irving, on Saturday, November 1st, 1879.

Mode of access: Internet.

Obras /

Includes bibliographical references.