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| AD | N C | O.S | PG | KN | »ΜΌ | ||
| Henry VI, part 1 | (1589-90) | * | * | * | |||
| Henry VI, part 2 | (1590-91) | ||||||
| Henry VI, part 3 | (1590-91) | ||||||
| Richard III | (1592-93) | | | * | * | T | |
| The Comedy of Errors | (1592-94) | * | O | ||||
| Titus Andronicus | (1593-94) | @@@ | O | ||||
| The Taming of the Shrew | (1593-94) | * | * | T |
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| The Two Gentlemen of Verona | -1594 | ||||||
| Love's Labour's Lost | (1594-95) | O | |||||
| King John | (1594-96) | * | |||||
| Richard II | -1595 | ** | | T | |||
| Romeo and Juliet | (1595-96) | * | * | * | * | ||
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | (1595-96) | * | * | * | T | ||
| The Merchant of Venice | (1596-97) | * | *εκ | ||||
| Henry IV, part 1 | (1596-97) | | | T | |||
| The Merry Wives of Windsor | -1597 | * | * | ||||
| Henry IV, part 2 | -1598 | * | T | ||||
| Much Ado about Nothing | (1598-99) | | | ||||
| Henry V | -1599 | * | T | ||||
| Julius Caesar | -1599 | * | * | ||||
| As You Like It | -1599 | * | O | ||||
| The Sonnets | (1593-1599) | * | ****T | ||||
| Hamlet | (1600-1) | * | * | * | * | **** | |
| Twelfth Night | (1601-2) | | * | ||||
| Troilus and Cressida | (1601-2) | O | |||||
| All's Well That Ends Well | (1602-3) | * | * | ||||
| Measure for Measure | -1604 | * | |||||
| Othello | -1604 | * | * | * | |||
| King Lear | -1605 | * | * | ** | |||
| Macbeth | -1606 | * | * | * | * | *** | |
| Antony and Cleopatra | (1606-7) | * | * | * | * | ||
| Coriolanus | (1607-8) | * | T,O | ||||
| Timon of Athens | (1607-8) | ||||||
| Pericles | (1607-8) | | | ||||
| Cymbeline | (1609-10) | ||||||
| The Winter's Tale | (1610-11) | * | | ||||
| The Tempest | -1611 | * | * | * | * | TO | |
| Henry VIII | (1612-13) | ||||||
| King Edward V | * | ||||||
| s Two Noble Kinsman | * | ||||||
| `D: The Arden Shakespeare NC:The New Cambridg Shakespearee OS: Oxford School Shakespeare KN::The Kenkyusha Shakespeare |
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| A r Glossary | C.T.Onions | ||||||
| r Lexicion | A.Schmidt | ||||||
| Concordance to r | Bartlett | ||||||
| r
's Proverbial Language |
R.W.Dent | ||||||
| Dictionary of r | C.Boyce | ||||||
| r 's Bawdy | |||||||
| Who's Who & What's What i n r |
E>M O'Conner | ||||||
| Everyman's Companion to r | Evans | ||||||
| An ABC of r | R.Bayley |
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| VFCNXsAΌε«T | ΊΞE‘μ | ||||||
| On Shakespeare | |||||||
| Shakespeare | P.Quennell | ||||||
| Young Shakespeare | R.Fraser | ||||||
| Alias Shakespeare | L.Sobran | ||||||
| Shakespeare's Self-portrait | A.L.Rowse | ||||||
| The Women in Shakespeare's Life | I.Brown | ||||||
| Tales from Shakespeare | Rambs | ||||||
| Shakespeare's England T,U | |||||||
| Introducting Shakespeare | G.B.Harrison | ||||||
| Shakespeare Audience | A.Harbsge | ||||||
| iShakespeare in his Age | F.E.Halliday | ||||||
| Shakespeare Tragedy | A.C.Bradley | ||||||
| Shakespeare Tragedy | H.B.Charlton | ||||||
| Shakespeare Our Contemporary | Jan Kott | ||||||
| What happens in Hamlet | J.D.Willson | ||||||
| The Meaning of Shakespeare | H.C.Goddard | ||||||
| Shakespeare's Fiowers | J.Kerr | ||||||
| Shakespeare :@A Celebration | T,J.B.Spencer | ||||||
| Shakespeare@TruthTradition | Smart | ||||||
| OnTen Plays of Shakespeare | S.A.Brooke | ||||||
| TragicDrama in Aeschyrus Sophceles and Shakespeare |
Cambell | ||||||
| Naughty Shakespeare | M.Macrone | ||||||
| Shakespeare in Love | Marc Norman Tom Stoppard |
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| Shakespeare in Love The Love Poetry of W".Shakespeare |
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| On Acting | Laurence Olivier | ||||||
| Who wrote Shakespeare ? | John Michell | ||||||
| Will in the World | S.Greenbalt | ||||||
| Sonnets | |||||||
| Shakespeare's Sonnets | M.Seymour-Smith | ||||||
| Shakespeare's Sonnets | W.G.Ingram | ||||||
| The Sonnets | J.D.Wilson | ||||||
| The Master-Miistress A Study of Shakespeare's Sonnets |
J.Winny | ||||||
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| \lbgW | Όμi | ||||||
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