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PR2890 .N6 v.11
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The Last plays / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.12
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The Elizabethan theatre / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.13
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King Lear / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.14
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Shakespeare and his contemporaries / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.15
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The Poems and music / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.16
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Shakespeare in the modern world / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.17
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Shakespeare in his own age / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.18
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Shakespeare then till now / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.20
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Shakespearian and other tragedy / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.21
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Othello / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.22
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Aspects of Shakespearian comedy / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.23
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Shakespeare's language / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.24
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Shakespeare : theatre poet / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.25
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Shakespeare's problem plays / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.26
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Shakespeare's jacobean tragedies / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.28
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Shakespeare and the ideas of his time / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.30
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Henry IV to Hamlet / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.31
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Shakespeare and the classical world / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.33
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King Lear / |
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PR2890 .N6 v.35
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Shakespeare in the nineteenth century / |
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