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Expand 1 - Collected editions of the works1 - Collected editions of the works
Expand 2 - Selections of the works2 - Selections of the works
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401 - General Histories of Literature and the Drama
Expand 401.1 - General Histories of the Comic401.1 - General Histories of the Comic
Expand 402 - General Histories of English Literature402 - General Histories of English Literature
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403 - Pre Shakespeare Drama
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Expand 403.301 - Pre Shakespeare drama Texts403.301 - Pre Shakespeare drama Texts
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404 - Elizabethan and Jacobean literature (this may include some account of the earlier literature)
Expand 404.1 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Prose literature404.1 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Prose literature
Expand 404.01 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Texts - collections404.01 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Texts - collections
Expand 404.01 - The school of Shakspere. Vol. 1, Histrio-Mastix ; The prodigal son ; Jack Drums entertainment ; A warning for faire women ; Faire Em. ; An account of Robert Greene, and his attacks on Shakspere and the players ; Index and glossary. - 1878404.01 - The school of Shakspere. Vol. 1, Histrio-Mastix ; The prodigal son ; Jack Drums entertainment ; A warning for faire women ; Faire Em. ; An account of Robert Greene, and his attacks on Shakspere and the players ; Index and glossary. - 1878
Expand 404.2 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry404.2 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry
Expand 404.3 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama404.3 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama
Expand 404.9 - Biographies of Elizabethan and Jacobean writers404.9 - Biographies of Elizabethan and Jacobean writers
Expand 404.31 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Comedy404.31 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Comedy
Expand 404.32 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Historical Drama404.32 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Historical Drama
Expand 404.33 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Tragedy404.33 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Tragedy
Expand 404.101 - Elizabethan and Jacobean literature Texts404.101 - Elizabethan and Jacobean literature Texts
Expand 404.201 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry Texts404.201 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry Texts
Expand 404.301 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama Texts404.301 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama Texts
Expand 405 - Restoration and Eighteenth-century literature405 - Restoration and Eighteenth-century literature
Expand 406 - Nineteenth-century English literature406 - Nineteenth-century English literature
Expand 407 - Twentieth-century English literature407 - Twentieth-century English literature
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410 - History of English Literary Shakespearian Criticism - General Works
Expand 410.01 - Theory and Principle of Shakespearian criticism410.01 - Theory and Principle of Shakespearian criticism
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411 - Works on Shakespearian critics and criticism of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
Expand 411.2 - Works on Johnson411.2 - Works on Johnson
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412 - Works on Shakespearian critics and criticism of the Nineteenth-century
Expand 412.1 - Works on Coleridge412.1 - Works on Coleridge
Expand 412.2 - Works on Hazlitt412.2 - Works on Hazlitt
Expand 412.9 - Works on other 19th century Shakespearian critics412.9 - Works on other 19th century Shakespearian critics
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413 - Works on Shakespearian criticism of the Twentieth-century
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413.5 - Post-colonial criticism
Expand 413.9 - Minor Criticism (incl. feminist criticism)413.9 - Minor Criticism (incl. feminist criticism)
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415 - General Works of Shakespearian Criticism -Retrospective Anthologies and Collections
415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 2, Comedy of errors. - 1878
415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 3, A midsummer night's dream. - 1878
415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 4, Two gentlemen of Verona. - 1878
415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 10, King John. - 1880
415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 21, Julius Caesar. - 1885-1887
415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 22, All's well that ends well. - 1885-1887
415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 23 and 24, Hamlet. - 1885-1887
Expand 415.1 - Sermons415.1 - Sermons
Expand 415.2 - Orations, broadcasts and general lectures on Shakespeare415.2 - Orations, broadcasts and general lectures on Shakespeare
Expand 415.3 - General single essays415.3 - General single essays
Expand 416 - 17th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism416 - 17th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism
Expand 417 - 18th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism417 - 18th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism
Expand 418 - 19th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism418 - 19th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism
Expand 419 - 20th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism419 - 20th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism
Expand 430 - Language and Literary Style - General Works (incl. origins and language style)430 - Language and Literary Style - General Works (incl. origins and language style)
Expand 431 - Pronunciation and Phonology431 - Pronunciation and Phonology
Expand 432 - Punctuation and Spelling432 - Punctuation and Spelling
Expand 433 - Grammar, Syntax and Idioms433 - Grammar, Syntax and Idioms
Expand 434 - Use of Dialect and Slang - bawdry434 - Use of Dialect and Slang - bawdry
Expand 435 - Prose and Poetry435 - Prose and Poetry
Expand 436 - Rhetoric - nostalgia as rhetoric - oaths, homophones and swearing, wordplay, asteisms436 - Rhetoric - nostalgia as rhetoric - oaths, homophones and swearing, wordplay, asteisms
Expand 437 - Imagery (metaphor) Trope437 - Imagery (metaphor) Trope
Expand 438 - Satire, Wit and Humour, Puns, Euphemism, proverbs and adages438 - Satire, Wit and Humour, Puns, Euphemism, proverbs and adages
Expand 439 - Other aspects (incl. method of Work, Shakespeare's names, vocabulary, use of particular words, computer test of words)439 - Other aspects (incl. method of Work, Shakespeare's names, vocabulary, use of particular words, computer test of words)
Expand 440 - Dramatic Technique and Structure - General works440 - Dramatic Technique and Structure - General works
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441 - Narrative, Plots, Act and Scene Division, Unities of Time and Place, Story Telling
Expand 441.1 - Disguise plots in Shakespeare - Deception, Illusion, Metamorphosis, feigned death441.1 - Disguise plots in Shakespeare - Deception, Illusion, Metamorphosis, feigned death
Expand 442 - Textual indications of time and place - Anachronisms442 - Textual indications of time and place - Anachronisms
Expand 443 - Prologues and epilogues443 - Prologues and epilogues
Expand 444 - Songs, Acrobatics, Dances444 - Songs, Acrobatics, Dances
Expand 445 - Soliloquies Dialogue Chorus, etc.445 - Soliloquies Dialogue Chorus, etc.
Expand 446 - Tempo, Time relations, Suspense446 - Tempo, Time relations, Suspense
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447 - Particular types of scenes, speeches, speech interaction, play within a play, visual/ auditory symbolism, theatrical description/Iconoclasm
Expand 447.1 - Repetition in Shakespeare447.1 - Repetition in Shakespeare
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447.9 - Combat scenes
Expand 449 - The Comic and the Tragic in Shakespeare Melodrama -catharsis449 - The Comic and the Tragic in Shakespeare Melodrama -catharsis
Expand 450 - Characterisation - General Works ‘Doubling' characters, motivation450 - Characterisation - General Works ‘Doubling' characters, motivation
Collapse 451 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters. 2, Portia. - 1881-1885451 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters. 2, Portia. - 1881-1885
43880 - Characteristics of women : moral, poetical, and historical / by Mrs. Jameson. - 1836
57081 - Characteristics of women. - 1833
57295 - [Review of] Characteristics of women. - 1833
57307 - Peeps into Shakspere / by Jacques. - 1847-1848
76475 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters / by Helena Faucit, Lady Martin. - 1885
85750 - Shakspeare's garden of girls / by the author of 'Lady Macbeth : a study' ... - 1885
94110 - On Ophelia. - 1880
100633 - Shakspeare's female characters : an appendix to Shakspeare's dramatic works. - 1843
125835 - The women of Shakespeare,. - 1894
131675 - Heine on Shakespeare. - 1895
139535 - Shakespeare's heroines : characteristics of women, moral, poetical, and historical / by Mrs. Jameson. - 1897
150272 - Beatrice. - 1885
150307 - Shakespeare's portraiture of women. - 1885
174013 - Shakspeare's heroines : characteristics of women / with decorative designs by Bell. - 1901
189275 - Shakespeare as a ladies' man. - 1905
192337 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters : Ophelia, Portia, Desdemona, Juliet, Imogen, Rosalind, Beatrice / by Helena Faucit, Lady Martin. - 1888
232188 - The women of Shakespeare / by Frank Harris. - 1911
238154 - The girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines. - 1892
238163 - The girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines : in a series of tales / by Mary Cowden Clarke. - 1850-1851
238739 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters. 1, Ophelia. - 1881-1885
240150 - A selection from Shakespeare in praise of women. - 1912
240150 - Women : a selection from Shakespeare in praise of women. - 1912
240551 - Shakespearian addresses 1886 to 1912 / edited by Fishwick. - 1912
247164 - An actress : the true Ophelia and other studies of Shakespeare's women. - 1913
247203 - Shakspeare's heroines : characteristics of women. - 1913
256844 - Heroines of history : typical heroines of mythology of Shakespeare, of the Bible / by Frank M. Bristol. - c1914
300193 - Shakespeare's wonderful women [and the meanings of their names], a 1923 translation-- dictionary. - 1922
313083 - The women in Shakepeare's plays; a critical study from the dramatic and the psychological points of view and in relation to the development of Shakespeare's art / by Agnes Mure Mackenzie ... - 1924
315458 - Female characters of Goethe and Shakspeare. - 1848
318451 - Flowers of fancy and herbs of grace : a note on Shakespeare's herb-lore. - 1895
335404 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters. - 1893
335406 - On Desdemona / by Helena Faucit Martin. - 1881
355239 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters : Ophelia, Portia, Desdemona, Juliet, Imogen, Rosalind, Beatrice, Hermione / by Helena Faucit, lady Martin. - 1891
356762 - The girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines : a series of fifteen tales / by Mary Cowden Clarke ; with nine illus. in permanent photography from pictures by T.F. Dicksee, and W.S. Herrick. - 1880
357250 - The girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines / by Mary Cowden Clarke. - 1907
358368 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters / by Helena Faucit, Lady Martin. - 1899
359558 - The girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines : a series of fifteen tales / by Mary Cowden Clarke. - 1893
364011 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters : Ophelia, Portia, Desdemona, Juliet, Imogen, Rosalind, Beatrice. - 1904
364799 - Shakspeare's female characters : an appendix to Shakspeare's dramatic works. - 1840
364799 - Shakspeare's female characters : an appendix to Shakspeare's dramatic works. - 1840
367015 - The girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines : fifteen tales. - 1864
368896 - Characteristics of women : moral, poetical and historical. - 1835-1836
373486 - Shakespeare's ideals of womanhood [with extracts from the plays]. - 1929
373486 - Shakespeare's ideals of womanhood. - 1929
373710 - Shakspeare's heroines : characteristics of women. - 1898
376211 - Shakspeare's heroines : characteristics of women, moral, poetical and historical. - c 1910
376241 - Shakspeare's heroines : characteristics of women / with illustrations by W. Paget. - c1890
377966 - Shakspeare's heroines : characteristics of women. - 1897
386300 - On Juliet / by Helena Faucit Martin. - 1881
386301 - On Imogen / by Helena Faucit Martin. - 1882
389491 - Shakespeare's heroines. - 1905
473608 - The women of Shakespeare / translated from the German [with a preface] by Helen Zimmern. - 1895
484135 - "The Ladies' Shakespeare" : the substance of a speech / by Sir J.M. Barrie, O.M. delivered at Stationers' Hall upon the occasion of his receiving the Freedom of the Stationers' Company, 3rd July, 1925. - 1938
498114 - The girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines in a series of tales. 2nd series. - 1854
527164 - Shakespeare's heroines : characteristics of women moral, poetical and historical. - 1911
549093 - Some of the women of Shakespeare : an essay read before the Chit Chat Club of San Francisco, May 9, 1898. - 1898
549093 - Some of the women of Shakespeare : an essay read before the Chit Chat Club of San Francisco, May 9, 1898. - 1898
599166 - Shakespeare's conception of ideal womanhood. - 1948
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Expand 451 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters. 3, Beatrice. - 1881-1885451 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters. 3, Beatrice. - 1881-1885
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Expand 452 - Soldiers and Sailors etc,452 - Soldiers and Sailors etc,
Expand 453 - The Aged and Children453 - The Aged and Children
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454 - Eccentrics
Expand 454.1 - Fools454.1 - Fools
Expand 454.2 - Mad characters454.2 - Mad characters
Expand 454.3 - Melancholics454.3 - Melancholics
Expand 454.4 - Comic characters including servants, jesters454.4 - Comic characters including servants, jesters
Expand 454.5 - Drunkards454.5 - Drunkards
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455 - Shakespeare and the supernatural in general
455.1 - Witches
Expand 455.2 - Fairies455.2 - Fairies
Expand 455.3 - Ghosts455.3 - Ghosts
Expand 456 - Villains - male only - subsidiary to other types, Flatterers Hypocrites456 - Villains - male only - subsidiary to other types, Flatterers Hypocrites
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457 - Historical and Political Characters, Royalty and Nobility
Expand 457.1 - The Hero & his antagonist-motivating characters457.1 - The Hero & his antagonist-motivating characters
Expand 458 - Shakespeare and National Character458 - Shakespeare and National Character
Expand 459 - Others459 - Others
Expand 460 - The Knowledge and Philosophy of Shakespeare as reflected in his writing: General works460 - The Knowledge and Philosophy of Shakespeare as reflected in his writing: General works
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461 - Shakespeare and (Philosophy) Religion and the Church, Moral and Religious values, man and nature - Natural Law, 'New World', Iconography, Homilies, Iconology, Iconography
Expand 461.1 - Biblical knowledge, References to mercy, wisdom, eschatology, prophecy, apocalypse, Heaven and Hell461.1 - Biblical knowledge, References to mercy, wisdom, eschatology, prophecy, apocalypse, Heaven and Hell
Expand 461.2 - Shakespeare and Catholicism461.2 - Shakespeare and Catholicism
Expand 461.3 - Shakespeare and Puritanism, Protestantism461.3 - Shakespeare and Puritanism, Protestantism
Expand 461.4 - Shakespeare and Occultism, Anthropology, Pagan philosophies, Myth, Magic, Fantasy, Imagination e. g. metamorphoses461.4 - Shakespeare and Occultism, Anthropology, Pagan philosophies, Myth, Magic, Fantasy, Imagination e. g. metamorphoses
Expand 461.5 - The School of Night461.5 - The School of Night
Expand 461.7 - Shakespeare and Appearance and Reality, Art and Nature, Equivocation/Deceit, Dualist concepts, Deception, Lying, Detachment, Irony, Ambiguity, Existenia1iSm, Self, Being, Scepticism, Disillusion with the world, man's bestial behaviour461.7 - Shakespeare and Appearance and Reality, Art and Nature, Equivocation/Deceit, Dualist concepts, Deception, Lying, Detachment, Irony, Ambiguity, Existenia1iSm, Self, Being, Scepticism, Disillusion with the world, man's bestial behaviour
Expand 461.9 - Shakespeare and others subjects - Honour, Fortune, Tragedy, Chivalry, Comedy, Excellence, Reason, Beauty, Bravery, Manhood, Valour, Slander, Humanity, Continuity, Sacrifice, Uncertainty, Innocence, Paradox, Interruption, Silence, Values, Revelation, Knowl461.9 - Shakespeare and others subjects - Honour, Fortune, Tragedy, Chivalry, Comedy, Excellence, Reason, Beauty, Bravery, Manhood, Valour, Slander, Humanity, Continuity, Sacrifice, Uncertainty, Innocence, Paradox, Interruption, Silence, Values, Revelation, Knowl
Expand 464 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of Schools and Education464 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of Schools and Education
Expand 465 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of Domestic Life and Customs465 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of Domestic Life and Customs
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467 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of individual physhology, physiology (Human)
Expand 467.1 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of sleep, insomnia467.1 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of sleep, insomnia
Expand 468 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of natural history and phenomena468 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of natural history and phenomena
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469 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of science and medicine
Expand 469.1 - Shakespeare's medical knowledge469.1 - Shakespeare's medical knowledge
Expand 469.2 - Shakespeare's knowledge of astonomy and astology469.2 - Shakespeare's knowledge of astonomy and astology
Expand 471 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of the arts including music and aesthetics471 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of the arts including music and aesthetics
Expand 473 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of heraldry and genealogy473 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of heraldry and genealogy
Expand 474 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of folklore474 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of folklore
Expand 475 - Shakespeare's knowledge of contemporary events and the idea of history in events rather than sources475 - Shakespeare's knowledge of contemporary events and the idea of history in events rather than sources
Expand 476 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of topography, travel476 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of topography, travel
Expand 477 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of topography, geography477 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of topography, geography
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479 - Literature: Shakespeare's sources
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Expand 479.1 - Shakespeare's text sources479.1 - Shakespeare's text sources
Expand 479.2 - Shakespeare's classical sources479.2 - Shakespeare's classical sources
Expand 479.3 - Shakespeare's foreign sources479.3 - Shakespeare's foreign sources
Expand 479.4 - Shakespeare's English sources479.4 - Shakespeare's English sources
Expand 479.41 - Shakespeare's souces: Emblem books479.41 - Shakespeare's souces: Emblem books
Expand 479.42 - Shakespeare's souces: Jest books479.42 - Shakespeare's souces: Jest books
480 - Shakespeare and English Literature
Expand 481 - Comparisons with Pre-Shakespearian Literature481 - Comparisons with Pre-Shakespearian Literature
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482 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Literature Shakespeare and his contemporaries
Expand 482.2 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry and Shakespeare482.2 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry and Shakespeare
Expand 482.3 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama and Shakespeare482.3 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama and Shakespeare
Expand 482.11 - Bacon and Shakespeare.482.11 - Bacon and Shakespeare.
Expand 482.24 - Milton and Shakespeare482.24 - Milton and Shakespeare
Expand 482.26 - Sidney and Shakespeare482.26 - Sidney and Shakespeare
Expand 482.27 - Spenser and Shakespeare482.27 - Spenser and Shakespeare
Expand 482.29 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Minor prose writers and Shakespeare482.29 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Minor prose writers and Shakespeare
Expand 482.31 - Marlowe and Shakespeare482.31 - Marlowe and Shakespeare
Expand 482.32 - Jonson and Shakespeare482.32 - Jonson and Shakespeare
Expand 482.33 - Beaumont and Fletcher and Shakespeare482.33 - Beaumont and Fletcher and Shakespeare
Expand 482.35 - Heywood and Shakespeare482.35 - Heywood and Shakespeare
Expand 482.36 - Lyly and Shakespeare482.36 - Lyly and Shakespeare
Expand 482.39 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Minor dramatic writers and Shakespeare482.39 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Minor dramatic writers and Shakespeare
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483 - Shakespeare and Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature
Expand 483.1 - Shakespeare and Restoration and Eighteenth Century Prose483.1 - Shakespeare and Restoration and Eighteenth Century Prose
Expand 483.3 - Shakespeare and Restoration and Eighteenth Century Drama483.3 - Shakespeare and Restoration and Eighteenth Century Drama
484 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Literature
Expand 484.1 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Prose484.1 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Prose
484.2 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Poetry
Expand 484.3 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Drama484.3 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Drama
Expand 484.13 - Dickens and Shakespeare484.13 - Dickens and Shakespeare
Expand 484.15 - George Eliot and Shakespeare484.15 - George Eliot and Shakespeare
Expand 484.17 - Scott and Shakespeare484.17 - Scott and Shakespeare
Expand 484.21 - Keats and Shakespeare484.21 - Keats and Shakespeare
Expand 484.22 - Byron and Shakespeare484.22 - Byron and Shakespeare
Expand 485 - Shakespeare and Twentieth Century Literature485 - Shakespeare and Twentieth Century Literature
Expand 488 - Shakespeare and the Renaissance488 - Shakespeare and the Renaissance
Expand 489 - Shakespeare and Classical Literature compared489 - Shakespeare and Classical Literature compared
490 - Shakespeare and Foreign Literature - The Influence and Appreciation of Shakespeare Abroad - General Works & Criticism
Expand 491 - Shakespeare In U.S.A. and Canada491 - Shakespeare In U.S.A. and Canada
Expand 492 - Shakespeare In Germany492 - Shakespeare In Germany
Expand 493 - Shakespeare In France493 - Shakespeare In France
Expand 494 - Shakespeare In Italy494 - Shakespeare In Italy
Expand 495 - In Other European Countries495 - In Other European Countries
Expand 495 - Shakespeare In Spain, Portugal and South America495 - Shakespeare In Spain, Portugal and South America
Expand 497 - Shakespeare in In the Far East497 - Shakespeare in In the Far East
Expand 498 - Shakespeare in In the U.S.S.R.498 - Shakespeare in In the U.S.S.R.
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Expand 5 - Literary criticism of the separate plays and the poems, and certain groups of the Plays5 - Literary criticism of the separate plays and the poems, and certain groups of the Plays
Expand 6 - The stage and the production of Shakespeare’s Plays6 - The stage and the production of Shakespeare’s Plays
Expand 7 - Music and pictorial art7 - Music and pictorial art
Expand 8 - Textual history: printing, editing and translation of the text8 - Textual history: printing, editing and translation of the text
Expand 9 - Biographical appendix - Shakespeare’s life and times9 - Biographical appendix - Shakespeare’s life and times
Expand 10 - English Shakespeariana10 - English Shakespeariana
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