Tudor facsimile texts
By: ed. by J.S. Farmer
Published: 1907
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 150
Notes: Vols. 8, 17, 24, 32, 33, 34, 37, 40, 44, 104, 105, 110, 111 are quarto size.
Table of contents: title: v. [1]. Apius & Virginia. 1908; title: v. [2]. Chief promises of God unto man : God's promises. 1908 / John Bale; title: v. [3]. A comedy concerning laws of nature. 1908 / John Bale; title: v. [4]. Castle of perseverance. 1908; title: v. [5]. Damon & Pithias. 1908 / [Richard Edwards]; title: v. [6]. Play called the four P.P. 1908 / John Heywood; title: v. [7]. Play of the weather. 1908 / John Heywood; title: v. [8]. Witty & witless. 1909 / John Heywood; title: v. [9]. Hickscorner. 1908; title: v. [10]. Impatient poverty. 1907; title: v. [11]. The disobedient child. 1908 / Thomas Ingelend; title: v. [12]. Interlude of the nature of the 4 elements. 1908; title: v. [13]. Jacob & Esau. 1908; title: v. [14]. John the evangelist. 1907; title: v. [15]. King Darius. 1907; title: v. [16]. Mankind. 1907; title: v. [17]. Believe as ye list. 1907 / Philip Massinger; title: v. [18]. Nature. 1908 / Henry Medwall; title: v. [19]. New custom. 1908; title: v. [20]. Nice wanton. 1908; title: v. [21]. Ferrex & Porrox (or Gorbodue). 1908 / Thomas Norton & Thomas Sackville; title: v. [22]. Of gentleness & nobility. 1908 / John Heywood; title: v. [23]. Play of wit & science / John Redford; title: v. [24]. Respublica. 1908; title: v. [25]. Trial of treasure. 1908; title: v. [26]. Life & repentance of Mary Magdalene. 1908 / Lewis Wager; title: v. [27]. Wealth & health. 1907; title: v. [28]. Lusty Juvontus. 1907 / Richard Weaver; title: v. [29]. Wisdom. 1907; title: v. [30]. Youth. 1908; title: v. [31]. Like will to like. 1909 / Ulpian Fullwell; title: v. [32]. John John the husband, Tyb his wife & Sir John the priest. 1909 / John Heywood; title: v. [33]. The Pardoner & the frere. 1909 / John Heywood; title: v. [34]. A play of love / John Heywood; title: v. [35]. The world & the child. The world & the child otherwise Mundus & Infans. 1909; title: v. [36]. Marriage between wit & wisdom : a contract of marriage between wit & wisdom. 1909; title: v. [37]. The play of the weather. 1909 / John Heywood; title: v. [38]. The story of King Darius, 1565. 1909; title: v. [39]. The temptation of our Lord. 1909 / John Bale, bishop of Ossory; title: v. [40]. Calisto and Melebea : the beauty and good properties of women. 1909; title: v. [41]. Marriage between wit and science. 1909; title: v. [42]. Grammer Gurton's needle. 1575; title: v. [43]. A Yorkshire tragedy. 1910.; title: v. [44]. The book of Thomas Moore. 1910; title: v. 45. Reign of King Edward 3. 1910 / Shakespeare; title: v. [46]. All for the money. 1910 / Thomas Lupton; title: v. [47]. The history of Horestes. 1910 / John Pickering; title: v. [48]. Mucedorus. 1598. 1910; title: v. 49. King Lear. 1605. 1910; title: v. 50. Cambyses king of Persia. c1584. 1910 / Thomas Preston; title: v. 51. The tide tarrieth no man. 1576. 1910 / George Wapull; title: v. 52. The longer thou livest the more fool thou art. c1568. 1910 / William Wager; title: v. 53. The two kinsmen. 1634. 1910 / John Fletcher & Shakespeare; title: v. 54. The birth of Merlin. 1662. 1910 / William Rowley and William Shakespeare; title: v. 55. The Puritan. 1911; title: v. 56. Promos & Cassandra. 1910 / George Whetstone; title: v. 57. Sir John Oldcastle. 1911; title: v. 58. London prodigal. 1910; title: v. 59. Thomas lord Cromwell. 1911; title: v. 60. Locrine. 1911; title: v. 61. Magnificence. 1911 / John Skelton; title: v. 62. Fair Em. 1911; title: v. 63. Three ladies of London. 1911; title: v. 64. Arden of Feversham. 1911; title: v. 65. Captain Thomas Stukeley. 1911; title: v. 66-67. The troublesome reign of John, king of England. 1911; title: v. 68. The merry devil of Edmonton. 1911; title: v. 69. The pedler's prophecy. 1911; title: v. 70. Life & death of Jack Straw. 1911; title: v. 71. Patient Grissill. 1911; title: v. 72. The weakest goeth to the wall. 1911; title: v. 73. The conflict of conscience. 1911 / Nathaniel Woodes; title: v. 74. Two angry women of Abingdon. 1911 / Henry Porter; title: v. 75. Englishmen for my money. 1911 / William Haughton; title: v. 76. The cobbler's prophecy. 1911 / Robert Wilson; title: v. 77. The misfortunes of Arthur. 1911 / Thomas Hughes & others; title: v. 78. Knack to know a knave. 1911; title: v. 79. Wars of Cyrus. 1911; title: v. 80. Nobody & somebody. 1911; title: v. 81. The wit of a woman. 1912; title: v. 82. Histrio mastix. 1912; title: v. 83. Jack Drum's entertainment. 1912; title: v. 84. How a man may choose a good wife from a bad. 1912; title: v. 85. The contention between liberality and prodigality. 1912; title: v. 86. The maid's metamorphosis. 1912; title: v. 87. The fair maid of Bristow. 1912; title: v. 88. Wily beguild. 1912; title: v. 89. Look about you. 1912; title: v. 90. Trial of chivalry. 1912; title: v. 91. A larum for London. 1912; title: v. 92. Everyman. 1912; title: v. 93. Sir Gyles Goosecap. 1912; title: v. 94. The wisdom of Doctor Dodypoll. 1912; title: v. 95. A knack to know an honest man. 1912; title: v. 96. The three lords and three ladies of London; title: v. 97. A warning for fair women. 1912; title: v. 98. Tom Tyler and his wife. 1912; title: v. 99. Thersytes. 1912; title: v. 100. Jack Juggler. 1912; title: v. 101. The taming of a shrew. 1912; title: v. 102. Grim, the collier of Croydon, 1912.; title: v. 103. When you see me you know me. 1913 / S. Rowley; title: v. 104. Gismond of Salerne. 1912 / Robert Wilmot and others; title: v. 105. John-a-Kent and John-a-Cumber. 1912 / Samuel Brandon; title: v. 106. The virtuous Octavia. 1912 / Samuel Brandon; title: v. 107. Tragedy of Tancred and Gismund. 1912 / Robert Wilmot; title: v. 108. Soliman and Perseda. 1912; title: v. 109. George a Greene, the pinner of Wakefield. 1913; title: v. 110. The pilgrimage to Parnassus. 1912; title: v. 111. The return to Parnassus. pt. 1. 1912; title: v. 112. The return to Parnassus. pt. 2. 1912; title: v. 113. Claudius Tiberius Nero (play). 1913; title: v. 114. Richard, duke of York (play) : the true tragedy of Richard duke of York. 1913; title: v. 115. Caesar and Pompey : the tragedy of Caesar and Pompey. 1913; title: v. 116. The miseries of enforced marriage. 1913 / George Wilkins; title: v. 117. The valiant Welshman. 1913; title: v. 118. The famous victories of Henry the Fifth. 1913; title: v. 119. Sir Clyomon & Sir Clamydes. History of two valiant knights Syr Clyomon and Clamydes. 1913; title: v. 120. Lingua. 1913 / Thomas Tomkis; title: v. 121. The devil's character. 1913 / Barnabe Barnes; title: v. 122. King Richard the Third. 1913 / William Shakespeare; title: v. 123. Every woman in her humor. 1913; title: v. 124. Two lamentable tragedies. 1913 / Robert Yarrington; title: v. 125. The tragedy of Hoffman, or, A revenge for a father. 1913 / Henry Chettle; title: v. 126. The first part of the contention between the two famous houses of York and Lancaster. 1913; title: v. 127. The downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntington. 1913 / Anthony Munday; title: v. 128. The death of Robert, Earl of Huntington. 1913 / Anthony Munday; title: v. 129. Two wise men and all the rest fools. 1913; title: v. 130. The noble soldier. 1913 / Samuel Rowley; title: v. 131. Ram-alley. 1913 / Londing Barrey; title: v. 132. Greenes Tu-quoque. 1913 / Jo Cooke; title: v. 133. The history of the two maids of More-clacke. 1913 / Robert Armin; title: v. 134. Two merry milk-maids. 1914; title: v. 135. The honest lawyer. 1914; title: v. 136. The bloody banquet. 1914; title: v. 137. Robin Hood. 1914; title: v. 138. Swetnam, the woman-hater. 1914; title: v. 139. The glass of government. 1914 / George Gascoigne; title: v. 140. The famous history of Sir Thomas Wyat / Thomas Dekker; title: v. 141. The tragical history of D. Faustus. 1914 / Christopher Marlow; title: v. 142. The honorable historie of Frier Bacon and Frier Bongay. 1914 / Robert Greene; title: v. 143. A looking glass for London and England. 1914 / Thomas Lodge; title: v. 144. The blind beggar of Bednall Green. 1914 / John Day; title: v. 145. Westward hoe. 1914 / Thomas Dekker; title: v. 146. Eastward hoe. 1914 / George Chapman; title: v. 147. Northward hoe. 1914 / Thomas Dekker; title: v. 148. The roaring girl. 1914 / Thomas Middleton; title: v. 149. The tragedy of Dido, queen of Carthage. 1914 / Christopher Marlowe and Thomas Nash; title: v. 150. A hand-list to the Tudor facsimile texts. 1914 / J.S. Farmer.