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PR2878.R5 H6
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The story of King Richard II : from the play of Shakespeare / |
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PR2878.R51 B6
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Richard III ; an historical tragedy in four acts; from Shakespeare's original, adapted for performance by male characters, and supplied with full directions for stage management, |
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PR2878.R6 R34 2004eb
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Romeo and Juliet / |
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PR2880.A1 J64 2013eb
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Shakespeare Adaptations from the Early Eighteenth Century : Five Tragedies / |
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PR2880.A1 L36 2002
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Shakespeare and modern popular culture / |
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PR2880.A1 M23 2020
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Shakespearean adaptation, race and memory in the new world / |
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PR2880.A1 .P539 2020
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Playfulness in Shakespearean Adaptations |
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PR2880.A1 R68 2019eb
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The Routledge Handbook of Shakespeare and Global Appropriation |
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PR2880.A1 S34 1989
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Shakespeare and the modern dramatist / |
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PR2880.A1 S52 1999
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Shakespeare and appropriation / |
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PR2880.A1 S52 1999eb
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Shakespeare and appropriation / |
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PR2880.A1 T37 2001eb
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Shakespeare, Brecht, and the intercultural sign / |
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PR2880.A1 W35 1994
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Walking shadows : Shakespeare in the National Film and Television Archive / |
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PR2880.V4 W56 2011
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Verdi's Shakespeare : men of the theater / |
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PR2881 .A87
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August Wilhelm Schlegel as a translator of Shakespeare; a comparison of three plays with the original. |
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PR2881 .S438 2012eb
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Shakespeare and the language of translation / |
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PR2881 .S53 2023
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Shakespeare in succession : translation and time / |
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PR2881.5.F74 C65 2011eb
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Comment tuer Shakespeare / |
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PR2881.5.G47 S53 2018
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Shakespeare as German author : reception, translation theory, and cultural transfer / |
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PR2881.5.H4
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First Hebrew Shakespeare Translations: A Bilingual Edition and Commentary. |
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