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PR2947.M3 Z75 2003
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Christopher Marlowe and Richard Baines : journeys through the Elizabethan underground / |
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PR2947.O9 A65 1998
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Who were Shake-speare? : the ultimate who-dun-it / |
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PR2947.O9 B4 1958
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The six loves of "Shake-speare." |
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PR2947.O9 H7
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Shakespeare, Oxford and Elizabethan times, |
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PR2947.O9 O3 1952
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This star of England: "William Shake-speare," man of the Renaissance. |
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PR 2947 O9 + O515 1984
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The mysterious William Shakespeare : the myth and the reality / |
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PR2947.O9 S63 1997
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Alias Shakespeare : solving the greatest literary mystery of all time / |
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PR2947.O9 T97
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Wasn't Shakespeare someone else? New evidence in the very words of the bard himself about his true identity, |
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PR2947.V58 C35 2016eb
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Shakespeare y Cervantes / |
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PR2949 .H34 1985
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In search of Shakespeare : a reconnaissance into the poet's life and handwriting / |
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PR 2949 + T16
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Shakspere forgeries in the Revels accounts. |
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PR2949 .W7
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Was Shakespeare Shapleigh? A correspondence in two entanglements, |
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PR2952
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Shakespeare's Sources : Comedies and Tragedies. |
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PR2952 .A4
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Shakespeare and Chapman as topical dramatists; being a further study of Elizabethan dramatic origins and imitations. |
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PR2952 A4s
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Shakespeare, Jonson, and Wilkins as borrowers; a study in Elizabethan dramatic origins and imitations. |
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PR2952 .A76 2015
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Shakespeare's folktale sources / |
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PR2952 .B9
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Narrative and dramatic sources of Shakespeare. |
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PR2952 .C6
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Shakespeare's library: a collection of the romances, novels, poems, and histories, used by Shakespeare as the foundation of his dramas. |
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PR2952 .L96 1998
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Shakespearean intertextuality : studies in selected sources and plays / |
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PR2952 .M84 1978
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The sources of Shakespeare's plays / |
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