Shakespeare in fact and in criticism.
Morgan, James Appleton. 1845- 4597-100=**T.56.236 Shakespeare in fact and in criticism. By Appleton Morgan. New-York. Benjamin. 1888. (4), vii, 355 pp. 21cm., in 8s.
Contents. — William Shakespeare and his esthetic critics. — Much ado about sonnets. — “Whose sonnets?” — “Something touching the Lord Hamlet.” — William Shakespeare’s literary executor. The first Shake- spearean revival. — Law and medicine in the plays. — The growth and vicissitudes of a Shakespearean play. — Queen Elizabeth’s share in the “Merry wives of Windsor.” — Have we a Shakespeare among us? —
The Donnelly and prior ciphers, and the Furnivall verse-tests. Clippings are inserted in the copy on shelf-number **T.56.236.
This card was printed at the Boston SS Public Library, March 3, 1914.
J425 — T.r. — Shakespeare, William. Biog. and crit.