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Shakespeare - The Birmingham Shakespeare Collection - 16th - 21st Century

1 - English Works

0 - Reference works

1 - Collected editions of the works

2 - Selections of the works

4 - General literary history and criticism

5 - Literary criticism of the separate plays and the poems, and certain groups of the Plays

6 - The stage and the production of Shakespeare’s Plays

7 - Music and pictorial art

8 - Textual history: printing, editing and translation of the text

9 - Biographical appendix - Shakespeare’s life and times

900 - Shakespeare's LIFE AND TIMES (BIOGRAPHICAL APPENDIX)

910 - The World in Shakespeare's Time

911 - Voyages, explorations and travels

912 - Atlases and maps

920

920 - England in Shakespeare's Time

921 - Church and State Politics

921.1 - Elizabeth I

921.2 - The Court

921.3 - The Army and Navy etc.

921.9 - Witchcraft and Folklore

922 - The Law Justice

923

923 - Economic and Social conditions

923.1 - Usury - money

923.2 - Social order & liberty

923.3 - Farming

923.5 - Women & Marriage

923.6 - The Workers

923.8 - Rogues and Vagabonds

923.41

924

924 - Schools Education

924.75

925 - Science Medicine

926

926 - Domestic Life

926.1 - Hygiene

926.2 - Food and Drink, incl. Alcohol

926.3 - Children

926.4 - Rituals, festivals, customs

927

927 - Philosophy and the Arts

927.1 - Music and Dancing

927.2 - The Graphic Arts

927.3 - Architecture

927.4 - Gardens & Gardening

927.5 - Literary Profession

928 - Sports and Pastimes

928.22

929 - Costume

930

930 - London in Shakespeare's Time

930.1 - Maps and engravings

931

931 - Shakespeare's Country - Warwickshire

931.1 - Maps

931.2 - Guides

931.3 - Views

931.9 - Literary works, poetry, plays etc.

932 - Villages in Shakespeare land

932.1 - Villages in Shakespeare land

932.3

935

935 - Houses in Shakespeare's Country

935 p F 391905 - The Shakespeare country : with a history of the festival theatre and its company / by W. Bridges Adams ... - 1932

935.1 - Charlecote

940 - Stratford-Upon-Avon (General Works

943 - Histories (Particular events, Royal visits, etc. may be specified by date, eg Royal visit to Stratford, 1950 = 943. 1 95)

944 - Views

945 - Guides

948

948 - Shakespeare's Birthplace Trust and Properties

948.1 - Birthplace and Garden

948.01 - Catalogues and Guides

948.02 - Annual Reports

948.2 - New Place

948.3

948.3 - Anne Hathaway' s Cottage

948.03 - Journal

948.4 - Mary Arden's House

948.5 - Hall's Croft

948.6 - New Birthplace Library and Shakespeare Centre

948.11 - Catalogues and Guides

948.21 - Catalogues and Guides

948.31 - Catalogues and Guides

949 - Grammar School and Guild Chapel

950

950 - Shakespeare Memorial Theatre/Royal Shakespeare Theatre

950.1 - Before 1931

950.2

950.2 - Since 1931

950.2 392672 - Special souvenir supplement for the opening of the new Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. - April 23rd 1932

951

951 - Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Library and Museum

951.1 - Catalogues and Guides

952

952 - Church of the Holy Trinity

952.1 - Shakespeare's Grave

953 - Harvard House

954 - Shakespeare Institute and Mason Croft

955 - Clopton House

957 - Other buildings, etc.

958 - Conferences etc, at Stratford-upon-Avon

959 - Stratford Biography - not contemporary with Shakespeare

960 - Contemporaries of Shakespeare

961

961 - Friends of Shakespeare

961.1 - The Dark Lady of the Sonnets

961.2 - Southampton - Henry Wriothesley, 2nd Earl

961.3 - Pembroke, 3rd and 4th Earls of

961.4 - The Stanley Family

961.9 - Others

962

962 - Local Contemporaries

962.2 - Clopton Family

962.4 - Sir Thomas Lucy

962.5 - Richard Quiney & Family

962.9 - Others

966.2

969 - Individual Biographies of Elizabethans

970

970 - The Life of Shakespeare -

970.09 - Histories, criticisms etc.

971 - Briefer lives, Essays, Magazine articles, etc.

972 - Chronologies, charts, etc.

973 - Lives of Shakespeare written for younger readers

974

974 - Early Life

974.1 - Education

974.2 - "The Hidden Years"

974.3 - Marriage

975 - The Middle Period - Shakespeare's life in the theatre

976

976 - Later life in Stratford

976.1 - Shakespeare's Will

976.2 - Shakespeare's Handwriting

977

977 - Family History Name of Shakespeare

977.1 - Anne Hathaway

977.2 - Mary Arden

977.3 - John Shakespeare

977.4 - Dr. John Hall

977.5 - Susannah Hall, Nee Shakespeare

977.6 - Hamnet and Judith, the twins

977.9 - Descendants of the Family & other relatives

978 - Heraldry of Shakespeare and his characters

979

979 - Documentary evidence

979.2

980 - Shakespeare the Man

981

981 - Portraits and Monuments

981.1 - Portraits in sculpture

981.2 - Droeshout and associated -portraits

981.3 - Chandos and associated portraits

981.4 - Janssen or Somerset Portrait

981.5 - Zuccaro Portraits

981.6 - Ashbourne or Kingston Portrait

981.7 - Other Portraits

981.8 - Miniature portraits

981.9 - Pictures and engravings including the figure of Shakespeare

981.11 - Stratford Monument

981.12 - Davenant Bust

981.13 - Scheemakers Statue

981.14 - Roubiliac Statue

981.15 - Banks - alto relievo

981.16 - Gower Memorial

981.17 - Death Mask

981.18 - Other portraits in sculpture

981.19 - Wood and medallion portraits

981.21 - Flower Portrait

981.22 - Felton Portrait

981.23 - Ely Palace Portrait

981.31 - Lumley Portrait

981.51 - Boston Zuccaro Portrait

981.52 - Cosway Zuccaro Portrait

981.81 - Welbech Abbey or Harleian Miniature

981.82 - Auriol Miniature

981.83 - Somerville or Hilliard Miniature

981.84 - Waring or Tomkinson Miniature

981.85 - Oliver Miniature

981.91 - Shakespeare's marriage picture

981.99 - Other miniatures, etc,

983 - Physiognomy of Shakespeare

984 - Phrenology of Shakespeare

986

986 - Relics

986.1 - Mulberry Tree

986.2 - Shakespeare's Brooch

986.3 - Garrick's Casket

986.4 - Shakespeare's Jug and Cane

986.5 - Shakespeare's Chair

986.6 - Shakespeare's Gloves

987

987 - Forgeries

988

988 - Authorship Controversies

988.1 - Shakespeare

988.2 - Sir Francis Bacon - The Baconian Controversy - General Histories Regardless of Specific Subject

988.3 - Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford

988.4 - William Stanley, 6th Earl of Derby

988.5 - Roger Manners, 6th Earl of Rutland

988.6 - Christopher Marlowe

988.7 - Anne Whateley

988.9 - Others and Group theories

988.21 - Bibliographies; Libraries

988.22 - Literature published before 1886

988.23 - The Bacon Society (Founded 1886)

988.24 - Publications of the Bacon Society

988.25 - Bacon-Shakespeare pamphlets. III, Notes on the origin and construction of the plays. - 1894-1903

988.25 - Bacon-Shakespeare pamphlets. V, Francis Bacon in the sonnets. - 1894-1903

988.25 - Bacon-Shakespeare pamphlets. VIII, Francis Bacon, the statesmen, and the primary causes of the alienation of the plays. - 1894-1903

988.25 - Francis Bacon and St. Albans ; and, New light on Dr. Caius and the Merry wives of Windsor. - 1901

988.25 - New light on "Love's labour lost" and "Macbeth". - 1900

988.25 - Other publications, 1886-

988.26 - Works published in America

988.27 - Works in English published in other countries

988.28 - Novels, plays, poetry on the Bacon controversy

988.29 - Criticisms

988.35

988.231 - Delia Bacon, Works relating to

988.251 - Periodicals

990 - Financial support to institutions, libraries etc.

990 - Homage to Shakespeare

991

991 - Jubilees and Commemorations etc.

991.1 - Jubilee 1769 - General Histories

991.2 - Jubilees 1827 1830 1836

991.2 2533 - Airs, catches, &c., performed at Stratford-upon-Avon, on occasion of the Jubilee : with the dedication-ode as spoken by Mr. Garrick. - 1769

991.2 2837 - The first annual jubilee oration upon the life : character, and genius of Shakspeare, delivered at Stratford-upon-Avon, April 23rd, 1836, before the Royal Shakspearian Club. - 1836

991.2 3381 - Descriptive account late Gala festival at Stratford-upon-Avon. - 1827

991.3 - Bicentenary 1816

991.4 - Tercentenary 1864 - General Works & Collections

991.4 3374 - The tercentenary : a retrospect ... - 1865

991.4 51325 - The tercentenary; or, The three hundredth birthday of William Shakespeare ... / By Messrs. E. Moses and son. - 1864

991.4 70265 - The ethics of the Shakspere celebrations : a letter addressed to a lady in Sheffield. - 1864

991.4 F 306223 - [A collection of posters, leaflets, circulars, tickets, etc. : Shakespeare tercentenary, 1916]. - 1916-

991.4 Q 147344 - Shakspeare in his works. - 1864

991.4 p 70144 - A brief memorial of Shakspeare. - 1865

991.5 - Tercentenary 1916

991.5 1916 266612 - Catholic world.

991.5 245585 - Programme, 1912-13. - 1912

991.5 264256 - Shakespeare tercentenary observance in the schools and other institutions / [programme issued by the Tercentary Committee]. - 1916

991.5 264758 - "Music Student" May 1916 : Shakespeare tercentenary number. - 1916

991.5 264758 - Music student, May 1916 : Shakespeare tercentenary number. - 1916

991.5 265285 - Shakespeare festival programme. - 1916

991.5 265286 - The tercentenary of William Shakespeare;. - 1916

991.5 265287 - Shakespeare at school : an address to the boys of the Stratford-on-Avon Grammar School on the tercentenary of Shakespeare's death. - 1916

991.5 265288 - Shakespeare tercentenary : suggestions for school and college celebrations. - 1916

991.5 265288 - The Shakespeare tercentenary : suggestions for school and college celebrations of the tercentenary of Shakespeare's death in 1616 / prepared by the Drama League of America under the direction of Percival Chubb, president. - 1916

991.5 265289 - In memory of Shakespeare : [tercentenary]. - 1916

991.5 265290 - Library Association record Shakespeare tercentenary number. - 1916

991.5 265290 - Library Association record, Shakespeare tercentenary number. - 1916

991.5 265290 - Library association record : Shakespeare tercentenary number. - 1916

991.5 265290 - Shakespeare in London. - 1916

991.5 265290 - Shakespeare the Englishman : synopsis of an address. - 1916

991.5 265290 - The Shakespeare Head Press at Stratford-upon-Avon. - 1916

991.5 265291 - The sacred nine : a Scottish tercentenary tribute to Shakespeare : [poems]. - 1916

991.5 265292 - Catalogue of the Shakespeare tercentenary exhibition held in the Reference Library, 1916. - 1916

991.5 265292 - Descriptive programme of Shakespearean musical recital given in the Reference Library. - 1916

991.5 265293 - Monthly bulletin : Shakespeare number. - 1916

991.5 265293 - St. Louis Public Library Monthly Bulletin, Shakespeare : [tercentenary] number. - 1916

991.5 265293 - St. Louis Public Library monthly bulletin : Shakespeare [tercentenary] number. - 1916

991.5 265773 - Blackburn, Shakespeare Tercentenary, Souvenir programme of commemoration. - 1916

991.5 265774 - The Redwood Library guide to an appreciation of Wm. Shakespeare, his works and fame : being a few explanatory notes on an exhibition of books and manuscripts selected from the collection of Mr. Marsden J. Perry. - 1916

991.5 265775 - Shakespeare and religion. - 1916

991.5 265776 - Chicago Public Library book bulletin : [Shakespeare scenes and portraiture]. - 1916

991.5 271697 - The tercentenary of William Shakespeare, a eulogium ... - 1916

991.5 300055 - Shakespeare and the Red cross; an address delivered at the opening of the Shakespeare exhibition at the Grafton galleries on 19 January 1917 / by Sir Sidney Lee. - 1917

991.5 300056 - Catalogue of portraits of William Shakespeare, his contemporaries, and subsequent actors and editors : with views of Stratford and Elizabethan London, medals, costumes, models, playbills, etc., January 19-February 17, 1917. - 1917

991.5 300992 - Monthly musical record, Shakespeare number. Vol. 46, no. 544. - 1916

991.5 327339 - The letters of Sir Walter Raleigh (1879-1922) / edited by Lady Raleigh, with a preface by David Nichol Smith ... with nine illustrations. - 1926

991.5 F 267217 - Newspaper cuttings relating to the Shakespeare tercentenary celebrations 1916. - 1916

991.5 May 1916 264758 - The music student. - c1915-1917

991.5 p 265275 - With Shakespeare in his garden : an invitation to the summer festival at Stratford-upon-Avon, July 29 to August 26, 1916. - 1916

991.6 - Tercentenary of the First and Second Folio 1923, 1932

991.7 - Quatercentenary of Shakespeare 's Birthday

991.9 - Miscellaneous events, including non-dramatic festivals in honour of Shakespeare

991.9 168582 - Dudley Shakespearean commemorations ... - 1901

991.9 186116 - [Announcement, etc.]. - 1905

991.9 191994 - Concert : book of words of concert. - 1905

991.9 191995 - Catalogue of exhibition. - 1905

991.9 191996 - Speech (Belfast Shakespeare Festival). - 1905

991.9 222953 - Shakspearean drama : an address (Belfast Shakspeare Festival 1905). - 1909

991.9 300063 - Biennial congress, held at Birmingham, Whitsuntide 1922 : [programme and Shakespearean souvenir]. - 1922

991.9 533659 - The Stxcktxn [Stockton] Jubilee, or, Shakespeare in all his glory : a choice pageant for Christmas holidays, 1781 [containing passages from Shakespeare applied to the principal inhabitants of Stockton-on-Tees]. - 1781

991.9 p 179086 - Edwin Forrest home : Philadelphia commemoration of Shakespeare's birthday, April 23, 1895. - 1895

991.9 p 282718 - Shakespeare's birthday, 1868 : Programme of readings and music. - 1868

991.9 p 294499 - Souvenirs. - 1902-1903

991.9 p 358966 - The celebration bulletin. No. 8 : contains a memorial celebration of Shakespeare. - 1929

991.11 - Contemporary Comments, Programmes,

991.12 - Literary Works, etc.

991.19 - Commemoration 1969

991.21 2828 - An account of the second commemoration of Shakspeare : celebrated at Stratford-Upon-Avon, on Friday, the 23d of April, 1830, and three subsequent days ... Dedicated to the members of the Royal Shakspearean club. - 1830

991.21 2831 - Correct detail of the ceremonies attending the Shakespearean gala, celebrated at Stratford-upon-Avon ... 1827 : together with some account of "Garrick's jubilee" in 1769 by J. Jarvis ... - 1827

991.21 3395 - Concise account of Garrick's jubilee at Stratford-upon-Avon in 1769 and of the commemorative festivals in 1827 and 1830. - 1830

991.21 63832 - A descriptive account of the second royal gala festival, at Stratford-upon-Avon ... April 23, 1830 ... - 1830

991.21 667042 - Shakespeare's tomb, Stratford-on-Avon [and] Stratford jubilee. - 1827

991.22 51725 - The Jubilean Dramatic Pageant. - 1827

991.22 61002 - Life, character, and genius and Shakspeare jubilee oration. - 1844

991.32 3371 - Songs, chorusses, &c., in the musical afterpiece, called Garrick's jubilee:. - 1816

991.32 3372 - Garrick's ode to Shakspeare, as originally spoken and sung at Stratford upon Avon, in 1769 ; to which is added, a description of the grand pageant ; As performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Tuesday, April 23, 1816. - 1816

991.41 - Official Programmes

991.41 52725 - Official programme of the Tercentenary Festival of the Birth of Shakespeare, to be held at Stratford-upon-Avon, commencing on Saturday, April 23, 1864 : also, An account of what is known of the poet's life, a guide to the town and neighborhood of Stratford-upon-Avon, and sundrie other matters just now of publicke interest relating thereto. - 1864

991.41 p 350761 - Shakespeare commemorated. - 1863

991.42 - Committees

991.42 69877 - William Shakespeare behind the scenes of the Globe Theatre : dedicated to the National Shakespeare committee. - 1864

991.42 70171 - The National Shakespeare committee and the late Mr. Thackeray ... - 1864

991.42 113488 - Mr. Phelps and the Stratford-upon-Avon committee : [tercentenary]. - 1864

991.42 p 554142 - Mr. Phelps and the critics of his correspondence with the Stratford Committee ... - 1864

991.43 - Particular Events

991.46 - Memorials National Memorial Fund

991.47 - Literary Works

991.47 109124 - Tercentenary celebration of the birth of Shakespeare : Mr. Phelps and the Stratfor-upon-Avon Committee ... - 1864

991.49 - General Scrapbooks

991.49 146340 - Scrap book, tercentenary.

991.49 147345 - The Shakespeare Festival. - 1864

991.49 F - Medal ribbon, The Shakespearean, Coventry Manufacture. - 1864

991.49 F 52720 - Illustrated London News, May 14, 1864 [contains an illustration of the Fancy Ball]. - 1864

991.49 F 52721 - Publishers' circular, Apl. 15, 1864. - 1864

991.49 F 52722 - Pamphlets, etc. Great western railway, ordinary & special trains [to] Stratford-on-Avon. - 1864

991.49 F 52724 - Pamphlets, etc. Programme, preliminary, of the Tercentenary Festival. - 1864

991.49 F 52738 - Stratford-upon-Avon and the approaching Shakspere tercentenary. - 1864

991.49 F 52741 - Pamphlets, etc. [Report of the sub-committee on the available sites for a memorial of Shakspeare]. - 1864

991.49 F 52742 - National Shakespeare Memorial bust [picture] / by F.M. Miller. - 1864

991.49 F 52749 - A votive tablet to Shakspear. - 1864

991.49 F 52752 - Pamphlets, etc. Puttick and Simpson (Messrs.) [Sale] catalogue of fittings and effects supplied for the recent performance. - 1864

991.49 F 52755 - The leisure hour, April 1864. - 1864

991.49 F 52756 - The Shakespeare festival, or, The birth of the world's poet : an ode ... / reprinted from the "New monthly magazine," with additions. - 1864

991.49 F 52757 - The Shakspere number of the London Herald, April 23rd, 1864. - 1864

991.49 F 52760 - Reynolds's miscellany, April 20th 1864 : [containing William Shakspere: The youth, the lover and the poet / a romance by St. John, etc.]. - 1864

991.49 F 52762 - Tercentenary celebrations at Stratford-on-Avon. - 1864

991.49 F 52770 - Garrick's jubilee in 1769 : [advertisement of Stratford-on-Avon chronicle to contain particulars of the Stratford jubilee]. - 1769

991.49 F 98169 - Reference key to Shakespearean memorial. - 1864

991.49 F 169263 - Illustrated sporting news, April 23rd, 1864. - 1864

991.49 F 169268 - New American window. - 1896

991.53 268371 - Philadelphia, Shakespeare tercentenary, exhibition of Shakespeariana. - 1916

991.53 268371 - Shakespeare tercentenary : exhibition of Shakespeareana. - 1916

991.275 p 748959 - Mr. Bisset goes to Stratford : an extract from the diary of James Bisset / edited by P. Morgan. - 1965

991.312 p 169273 - On the second centenary of the death of Shakespeare : [a poem]. - 1816

991.401 - Later Histories

991.401 63752 - Shakespeare and Stratford-upon-Avon, a "chronicle of the time" : comprising the salient facts and traditions, biographical, topographical, and historical, connected with the poet and his birth-place ; together with a full record of the tercentenary celebration / by Robert E. Hunter, late secretary to the Stratford-upon-Avon Committee. - 1864

991.434 - Dramatic Performances (excluding the Shakespeare Festival, Stratford-upon-Avon Class 667)

991.434 15162 - A memorial of the tercentenary of Shakspere in Cambridge. - 1864

991.435 - Recitals and Concerts

991.435 70166 - Readings and recitations : the Shakespeare fund. - 1863

991.436 - Banquets, Balls etc.

991.436 p 113764 - "St. George's Athenaeum Club" [London] : dinner and entertainment, April 23, 1864 [programme]. - 1864

991.437 - Exhibitions

991.437 3405 - Catalogue of pictures and drawings exhibited at the town hall, Stratford-on-Avon. - 1864

991.437 3405 - Pamphlets, etc. Pictures & drawings exhibited at the Town Hall. - 1864

991.437 740728 - The age of Shakespeare; catalogue. - 1964

991.461 - Special Memorial Volumes

991.461 7376 - All about Shakespeare / profusely illustrated with wood engravings by Thomas Gilks, drawn by H. Fitzcook. In commemoration of the ter-centenary. - 1864

991.461 21490 - The Shakespeare Gallery : a [photographic] reproduction [of the Boydell Gallery], in commemoration of the tercentenary anniversary of the poet's birth, 1864. - 1864

991.461 21490 - The Shakespeare Gallery : a reproduction / [by S. Ayling] in commemoration of the Tercentenary. - 1864

991.461 357247 - The Shakespeare Gallery : a [photographic] reproduction [of the Boydell Gallery], in commemoration of the tercentenary anniversary of the poet's birth, 1864. - 1867

991.461 F 107889 - Shakespeare memorial. - 1864

991.461 F 147812 - Shakspeare memorial : [with wood carvings on the cover said to be from Herne's Oak]. - 1864

991.462 - Special issues of newspapers and magazines Printed Souvenirs Graphic Art

991.462 32050 - Chamber's Journal, Shakspeare tercentenary number, April 23rd, 1864. - 1864

991.462 F 59600 - Tallis's illustrated life in London, [afterwards], The age. - 1864

991.462 p 405982 - [Leisure hour : articles relating to Shakespeare and Johnson].

991.465 - Monuments and Buildings

991.468 - Ribbons Medals Ceramics Souvenirs etc .

991.469 - Postage Stamps

991.473 - Sermons and Orations Essays Lectures

991.473 15424 - Genius the gift of God : sermon on the tercentenary preached at Stratford-on-Avon. - 1864

991.473 57984 - Shakspeare. - 1864

991.473 69897 - Every good gift from above : being a sermon preached in the parish church of Stratford-upon-Avon on Sunday, April 24, 1864, at the celebration of the tercentenary of Shakespeare's birth / by Richard Chenevix Trench ... - 1864

991.473 126664 - William Shakespeare / by His Eminence Cardinal Wiseman. - 1865

991.473 438656 - William Shakespeare : a sermon preached in commemoration of the 300th anniversary of his death, May 7th, 1916, at the Temple Church. - 1916

991.473 511208 - Every good gift from above : a sermon preached in the parish church of Stratford-upon-Avon on Sunday : April 24, 1864 at the celebration of the tercentenary of Shakespeare's birth. - 1864

991.473 p 2774 - Shakspeare, the seer-the interpreter ... : the address delivered before the St. George's society of Toronto, in the cathedral church of St. James, April the 23rd, 1864 / by the Rev. Dr. Scadding ... - 1864

991.473 p 250351 - Oration on William Shakespeare delivered at the Shakespearian tercentenary banquet ... - 1864

991.473 p 438429 - Why is Shakespeare our greatest poet? ... - 1916

991.474 - Poems

991.474 2851 - The Shakspere tercentenary year : poems. - 1864

991.474 3292 - Ode in commemoration of the Shakspere Tercentenary ... - 1864

991.474 3305 - Shakespeare : a tercentenary tribute. - 1864

991.474 3307 - England's bards, 1864; or, The three poems which were awarded the one hundred guineas offered as prizes in the advertisement "Ho! for a Shakespeare!" which appeared about the time of Shakespeare's tercentenary anniversary. - 1864

991.474 69780 - Shakespeare : an ode written for the tercentenary and recited at the Urban Club. - 1864

991.474 69801 - Addresses in aid of People's Shakspeare Memorial Fund. - 1864

991.474 69858 - A consecrated poem written to commemorate the tricentenary of William Shakspeare, the immortal bard-Avon's lord of song ... - 1864

991.474 69898 - Poems for the prize competition offered by The Belfast weekly northern Whig. - 1864

991.474 70569 - Poems by the successful competitors for prizes. - 1864

991.474 70569 - The Shakespeare tercentenary : poems written by successful competitors ... April 22, 1864 ... - 1864

991.474 76411 - The Lambda-Nu tercentenary poem on Shakspeare ... - 1864

991.474 76503 - Shakspeare : an ode for his three-hundredth birthday. - 1864

991.474 87111 - Shakspere's shrine, etc. - 1866

991.474 113752 - Poem, in celebration of Shakspeare's tercentenary, at the Hartley Institution, Southampton. - 1864

991.474 113803 - Shakespeare's day : a plea for a monument, with a lyric from Romeo and Juliet. - 1864

991.474 150261 - The tercentenary : a festal song. - 1869

991.474 p 69899 - Shakspeare : lines for the Tercentenary Festival, 1864, at Stratford-on-Avon. - 1871

991.474 p 173915 - Shakespeare : a poem. - 1864

991.474 p 561335 - Shakespeare : an ode, April 22, 1864 / reprinted from the Dublin University Magazine, July 1864. - 1864

991.475 - Plays

991.475 241109 - Mumbo-jumbo, or, The mountains of the moon : a nonsensical, made sensicle / by me, William Shakspere, in my tercentenaree. - 1864

991.476 - Novels and Short Stories

991.477 - Humour

991.477 p 562637 - Marshal Storck, who was he? : [an emendation of "martial stalk" in Hamlet, Act 1, Sc. 1, line 66]. - 1864

991.479 - Other Literary Works

991.479 p 744457 - Such sweet thunder (the universality of Shakespeare) : B.B.C. external services radio script broadcast 7th April 1964. - 1964

991.495 - Newspaper Cuttings

991.531 268372 - Princeton University Library, special exhibits. 1, Shakespeare Tercentenary. - 1916

991.534 265281 - Historic Shakespeare tercentenary matinee : souvenir programme. - 1916

991.534 265281 - Historic Shakespeare tercentenary matinee souvenir programme. - 1916

991.534 265282 - Shakespeare Tercentenary 1916 : National Library of Wales : annotated catalogue of books etc., exhibited. - 1916

991.534 F 471777 - Shakespeare tercentenary commemoration performance, 2nd May, 1916.

991.534 Q 263757 - A Tribute to the genius of William Shakespeare: being the programme of a performance at Drury lane theatre on May 2, 1916, the tercentenary of his death; humbly offered by the players and their fellow-workers in the kindred arts of music & painting. - 1916

991.534 p 265281 - Historic Shakespeare tercentenary matinee, souvenir programme. - 1916

991.534 p 265281 - New Adelphi theatre, historic Shakespeare tercentenary matinee, souvenir programme. - 1916

991.535 591416 - Songs and recitations in commemoration of the Shakespeare tercentenary ... - 1916

991.537 262127 - Boston Public Library, Shakespeare Tercentenary : an exhibition, free lectures, list of editions and works relating to Shakespeare. - 1915

991.537 263611 - Catalogue of the Shakespeare exhibition to commemorate the death of Shakespeare, April 23, 1616. - 1916

991.537 265277 - South Kensington : Victoria and Albert Museum Shakespeare exhibition 1916. - 1916

991.537 265277 - Victoria and Albert Museum Shakespeare exhibition 1916. - 1916

991.537 265278 - Catalogue of the Shakespeare Tercentenary Exhibition. - 1916

991.537 265279 - Catalogue : Shakespeare tercentenary exhibition. - 1916

991.537 265279 - Rochdale Art Gallery : catalogue, Shakespeare tercentenary exhibition. - 1916

991.537 265280 - Reader's guide : Shakespeare tercentenary recent additions. - 1916

991.537 265280 - Readers' Guide : Shakespeare tercentenary recent additions. - 1916

991.537 265280 - Readers' guide, Shakespeare tercentenary, recent additions. - 1916

991.537 265282 - National Library of Wales, Shakespeare tercentenary, 1916 : annotated catalogue of books, etc. exhibited. - 1916

991.537 265282 - Shakespeare tercentenary, 1916 : annotated catalogue of books etc. exhibited. - 1916

991.537 265283 - Catalogue of portraits of Shakespeare and of representative actors and editors. - 1916

991.537 265297 - Shakespeare tercentenary commemoration. 1616-1916. Shakespeare's birthplace. Catalogue of an exhibition of original documents of th XVIth & XVIIth centuries, preserved in Stratford-upon-Avon,. - 1916

991.537 265567 - Catalogue of an exhibition illustrative of the text of Shakespeare's plays : as published in edited editions; together with a large collection of engraved portraits of the poet. - 1916

991.537 265567 - Catalogue of an exhibition illustrative of the text of Shakespeare's plays : together with a large collection of engraved portraits of the poet. - 1916

991.537 265567 - Catalogue of an exhibition illustrative of the text of Shakespeare's plays, as published in edited editions : together with a large collection of engraved portraits of the poet. - 1916

991.537 268367 - Exhibition of Shakespeariana : [descriptive pamphlet]. - 1916

991.537 268367 - Exhibition of Shakespeariana, April 2-May 31, 1916. - 1916

991.537 268368 - Catalogue of the Shakespeare exhibition to commemorate the tercentenary. - 1916

991.537 268368 - Shakespeare exhibition to commemorate the tercentenary. - 1916

991.537 268370 - A paper on Shakespeare and Southwark with Catalogue of Exhibition in Reference Department of the Central Library. - 1916

991.537 268372 - Special exhibits. 1, Shakespeare tercentenary. - 1916

991.537 268374 - Special list, William Shakespeare / [compiled by Osborne]. - 1916

991.537 268374 - William Shakespeare. - 1916

991.537 268376 - Catalogue of the exhibition of Shakespeareana held at the New York public library, April 2 to July 15, 1916 : in commemoration of the tercentenary of Shakespeare's death. / Comp. and arranged by Henrietta C. Bartlett. - 1917

991.537 298595 - Catalogue of the Shakespeare exhibition to commemorate the tercentenary. - 1916

991.537 298596 - A catalogue of the Shakespeare exhibition held in the Bodleian library to commemorate the death of Shakespeare, April 23, 1616. - 1916

991.537 376812 - The Shakespeare tercentenary : suggestions for school and college celebrations of the tercentenary of Shakespeare's death in 1916 / prepared by the Drama League of America under the editorial direction of P. Chubb. - 1916

991.537 p 265283 - Manchester, Whitworth Institute, catalogue of portraits of Shakespeare and of representative actors and editors. - 1916

991.561 273093 - Shakespeare studies / by members of the Department of English of the University of Wisconsin, to commemorate the Three-hundredth anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, April 23, 1616. - 1916

991.561 273093 - Shakespeare studies by members of the Department of English. - 1916

991.561 283707 - A memorial volume to Shakespeare and Harvey / ed. by A. C. Judson, J. T. Patterson, J. F. Royster. - 1917

991.561 524583 - Come unto these yellow sands : unison song / [words from] The tempest ; music by F.H. Wood ; tonic solfa translation by H.J. Timothy. - 1936

991.561 545619 - The Shakespeare Head Press at Stratford-upon-Avon : a paper read 5th May, 1916 at a meeting to commemorate the Shakespeare tercentenary / with a note by E.I. Fripp on the proposed publication (by the Shakespeare Head Press) of the Chamberlains' accounts of Stratford-upon-Avon. - 1916

991.561 583082 - An historical account of the parish of Christ Church Surrey ... - 1881

991.561 Q 264175 - A Book of homage to Shakespeare / edited by Israel Gollancz. [Welsh Poem with English paraphrase} - 1916

991.562 293875 - Shakespeare Tercentenary souvenir ...

991.562 293875 - Shakespeare tercentenary souvenir : England's thoughts in Shakespeare's words [during two years of war, 1914-1916]. - 1916

991.562 338335 - The bookman : Shakespeare tercentenary number, April 1916. - 1916

991.562 Q 338335 - "The Bookman" : Shakespeare tercentenary number, April 1916. - 1916

991.562 p 265294 - Some notes for the Shakespeare tercentenary. - 1916

991.573 264251 - The Shakespeare tercentenary : popular address. - 1916

991.573 264753 - Shakespeare and the English ideal ... - 1916

991.573 264755 - The Shakspeare tercentenary : sermon in Oxford City Church, April 20, 1916. - 1916

991.573 265771 - Shakespeare tercentenary celebration : address at the Aston Liberal Unionist Club, April 26th 1916. - 1916

991.573 266150 - Shakespeare after three hundred years / by J. W. Mackail. - c1916

991.573 284233 - Shakespeare, a tercentenary sermon ... - 1916

991.573 285055 - Course 1. The tragedies of Shakespeare prepared for reading circles in connection with the Tercentennial / by F.E. Schelling. - 1915

991.573 285055 - Drama League of America. Course 1, The tragedies of Shakespeare prepared for reading circles in connection with the tercentennial / by F.E. Schelling. - 1915

991.573 285055 - The tragedies of Shakespeare, prepared for reading circles in connection with the tercentennial. - 1915

991.573 285056 - Course 2. Outlines for the study of Shakespeare's comedies / arranged for use in connection with the Tercentennial, by P.D. Sherman. - 1915

991.573 285056 - Drama League of America. Course 2, Outlines for the study of Shakespeare's comedies, arranged for use in connection with the tercentennial / by P.D. Sherman. - 1915

991.573 285056 - Outlines for the study of Shakespeare's comedies / arranged for use in connection with the tercentennial. - 1915

991.573 301825 - A Shakespeare sermon. - 1916

991.573 379474 - A guide to Shakespeare's stage / prepared especially for reading circles in connection with the tercentennial. - 1916

991.573 379474 - Drama League of America. Course 3, A guide to Shakespeare's stage / prepared especially for reading circles in connection with the tercentennial by Charlotte Porter. - 1916

991.573 559990 - Literary affairs in London : [Shakespeare Tercentenary Commemoration]. - 1916

991.573 583224 - Shakespeare and rabbinic thought : sermon delivered ... April 29th, 1916 / by the Rev. Professor Hermann Gollancz ... - 1916

991.573 667278 - Shakespeare : the poet of England. - 1916

991.573 p 264255 - His own place : the tercentenary "Shakespeare Sermon" in the Church of the Holy Trinity, Stratford-on-Avon. April 30, 1916. - 1916

991.573 p 320678 - The present disrepute of Shakespeare. - 1916

991.574 271664 - To Shakespeare ... - 1916

991.577 268373 - William Shakespeare 1616-1916 : brief outline of his life. - 1916

991.2937 463557 - King John / edited [with an introduction and notes] by N.V. Meeres. - 1937

992

992 - Exhibitions, including exhibition catalogues

992.1913 465734 - An exhibition of drawings and models for Hamlet, Macbeth, The vikings and other plays : [held in] The City Art Gallery, Leeds. - 1913

993 - Libraries & Shakespearian Literature

993.01 - Library science as applied to Shakespearian Literature

993.1 - The Folger Library, Washington

993.2 - Shakespeare Memorial Library, Birmingham

993.3 - Furness Shakespeare Library

993.4

993.9 - Other Collections in Libraries

993.11 - Annual Reports, Newsletters

993.011 - Classification and cataloguing

993.12 - Classification

993.13 - Conferences

993.27

994

994 - Societies and Institutions

994.1 - Shakespeare Association of America

994.2 - Birmingham

994.3 - Deutsche Shakespeare Gesellschaft

994.5 - International Shakespeare Association Congress

994.6 - Ohio Shakespeare Conference

994.7 - West Virginia Shakespeare and Renaissance Association

994.9

994.25 - Central Literary Association

994.26 - Birmingham Our Shakespeare Club

994.191

995

995 - Extracts from the registers of the Stationers' company. - 1853

995 - Miscellanies 3, A list of all the songs & passages in Shakspere which have been set to music / compiled by J. Greenhill, W.A. Harrison, and F.J. Furnivall. The words in old spelling from the quartos and first folio, edited by F.J. Furnivall and W.G. Stone. - [1884]

995 - Miscellanies 4, Critical and historical program of the Madrigals, Glees, and songs to be given at the second annual musical entertainment at University College, London, 9th May, 1884. - 1874-1884

995 - Miscellanies. 1, A letter on Shakspere's authorship of the Two noble kinsmen ; and, On the characteristics of Shakspere's style ; and, The secret of his supremacy / by W. Spalding ; [edited] by J.H. Burton.. - 1874-1884

995 - Miscellanies. 2, Robert Chester's "Loves Martyr, or Rosalins Complaint" ; with its supplement, "Diverse poeticall essaies" on the Turtle and Phoenix / by Shakspere, Ben Jonson, Chapman, John Marston, etc. ; edited by A.B. Grosart. - 1878

995 - Miscellanies. 3, A list of all the songs & passages in Shakspere which have been set to music / compiled by J. Greenhill, W.A. Harrison, and F.J. Furnivall. The words in old spelling from the quartos and first folio, edited by F.J. Furnivall and W.G. Stone. - 1884

995 - New Shakspeare Society [Shakspeare's England]. No. 1, 5, 8 Harrison's description of England in Shakspere's youth / edited by F.J. Furnivall. - 1877-1908

995 - Originals and analogues. No.1, Romeus and Iuliet / [by] Arthur Brooke. Rhomeo and Iulietta / [by] William Painter ; edited by P.A. Daniel. 1875. [Romeus and Iuliet, written first in Italian by Bandell, and nowe in Englishe by Ar[thur] Br[ooke] : "Rhomeo and Julietta" translated by William Painter, from the French paraphrase, by Pierre Boaistuau, on Bandello's version of "Romeo e Giulietta"]. - 1874-1884

995 - Periodicals, annuals and newspapers associated with Shakespearian study

995 - Phillip Stubbes's Anatomy of the abuses in England in Shakspere's youth, A.D. 1583 ... / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall. - 1877-9-82

995 - Publications. [6], Patient grissil : a comedy / by T. Dekker, H. Chettle, and W. Haughton. - 1841-1853

995 - Publications. [24], The Shakespeare Society's papers. Vol. 1. - 1841-1853

995 - Publications. [29], The Shakespeare Society's papers. Vol. 2. - 1841-1853

995 - Publications. [36], The Shakespeare Society's papers. Vol. 3. - 1841-1853

995 - Publications. [40], The Shakespeare Society's papers. Vol. 4. - 1841-1853

995 - Publications. [42], The dramatic works of Thomas Heywood / with a life, etc. by J.P. Collier. Vol. 1. - 1841-1853

995 - Robert Lancham's letter; whearin, part of the entertainment vntoo the Queenz Maiesty at Killingworth Cast, in Warwik Sheer in this soomerz progress, 1575, iz signified: from a freend officer attendant in the coourt, vntu hiz freend a citizen, and merchaunt of London. - 1890

995 - Tell-Trothes New Yeares gift ... And The passionate Morrice. 1593.--John Lane's Tom Tell-Troths message, and his pens complaint. 1600.--Thomas Powell's Tom of all trades. Or The plaine path-way to preferment ... 1631.--The glasse of Godly loue. (By John Rogers?) 1569.-- Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall ... - 1876

995 - The Golden and Silver ages. Two plays / by Thomas Heywood. With an introduction and notes, by J. Payne Collier, esq. - 1851

995 - The fair maid of the exchange; a comedy / by Thomas Heywood: and Fortune by land and sea; a tragi-comedy, by Thomas Heywood and William Rowley. Ed. by Barron Field, esq. - 1846

995 - The first and second parts of King Edward IV. / Histories by Thomas Heywood. Reprinted from the unique black letter first edition of 1600, collated with one other in black letter, and with those of 1619 and 1626. With an introduction and notes, by Barron Field. - 1842

995 - The old Taming of a shrew : upon which Shakespeare founded his comedy / reprinted from the editions of 1594, and collated with the subsequent editions of 1596 and 1607. Ed. by Thomas Amyot. - 1844

995 - The royal king, and loyal subject. A woman killed with kindness. / Two plays by Thomas Heywood. With an introduction and notes, by J. Payne Collier, esq. - 1850

995 - Two historical plays on the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth. / By Thomas Heywood. With an introduction and notes, by J. Payne Collier, esq. - 1851

995 - [English mysteries, miracle-plays, etc.]. No. 1, The Digby mysteries / edited by F.J. Furnivall. - 1882

995 - [Plays]. No. 1, Romeo and Juliet : parallel texts of the first two quartos, (Q'1) 1597, Q'2, 1599 / edited by P.A. Daniel. - 1874

995 - [Plays]. No. 2, Romeo and Juliet : reprint of (Q 1) 1597 / edited by P.A. Daniel. - 1874

995 - [Plays]. No. 3, Romeo and Juliet : reprint of (Q 2) 1599 / edited by P.A. Daniel. - 1874

995 - [Plays]. No. 4, Romeo and Juliet : revised edition of the second, or 1599, quarto / edited by P.A. Daniel. - 1875

995 - [Plays]. No. 5, The chronicle history of Henry the Fifth : reprint of the first quarto, 1600 / [edited by B. Nicholson]. - 1875

995 - [Plays]. No. 8, 15, The two noble kinsmen / by Shakspere and Fletcher ; edited from the quarto of 1634, by H. Littledale. Parts I and II, 1876-85. Two noble kinsmen / by William Shakspere and John Fletcher ; edited from the quarto of 1634 by H. Littledale. Part 2, General introduction and list of words. - 1881

995 - [Plays]. No. 9, King Henry V : parallel texts of the first quarto (1600) and first folio (1623) editions / edited by B. Nicholson, with an introduction by P.A. Daniel. - 1877

995 - [Plays]. No. 10, The life of Henry the Fift : the edition of 1623 / revised and corrected, with notes, etc., by W. G. Stone. - 1880

995 - [Plays]. No. 11, Tragedie of Cymbeline : reprinted from the first folio, 1623, with collations of the second, third, and fourth folios / by W.J. Craig. - 1883

995 - [Shakspere Allusion-Books]. No. 1. part I, [1592-8] / edited by C.M. Ingleby. - 1874

995 - [Shakspere Allusion-Books]. No. 2, 3, Allusions to Shakspere, A.D. 1592-1693 ; 'Shakespeare's Centurie of Prayse', (second ed., 1879) / [by C.M. Ingleby]. And 'Some 300 Fresh Allusions to Shakspere', 1594 to 1694, (1886) / [edited by F.J. Furnivall] 1879 & 1886. - 1874-1884

995 - [Shakspere's England]. No. 3, William Stafford's compendious or briefe examination of certayne ordinary complaints of divers of our countrymen, 1581 : ("A briefe conceipt of English policy") / edited by F.J. Furnivall. - 1876

995 - [Shakspere's England]. No. 7, The Rogues and Vagabonds of Shakspere's youth / described by Jn. Awdeley in his 'Fraternitye of Vacabondes', 1561-73, Thos. Harman in his 'Caueat for common cursetors', 1567-73, an din 'The Groundworke of Conny catching', 1592 ; edited by E. Viles F.J. Furnivall. - 1880

995 - [Shakspere's England]. No. 9, Old London Bridge as Shakspere saw it, about 1600 A.D. / [A cromo-foto-lithograf by W. Griggs]. - 1874-1888

995 - [Shakspere's England]. No. 10, [A platinotype of the Stratford bust of Shakspere]. - 1874-1888

995 - [Shakspere's England]. No. 11, [A cromo-foto-lithograf of Shakspere's monument in Stratford church / printed by W. Griggs & Son]. - 1874-1888

995 - [Shakspere's England]. No. 13, [A copy, by Dawson's fotograving process of the Droeshout (Drooz-howt) portrait of Shakspere]. - 1874-1884

995 - [Transactions. Nos. 3, 4], Transactions, 1875-6. - 1874-1884

995 - [Transactions. Nos. 5, 6, 7], Transactions, 1877-9. - 1874-1884

995 - [Transactions. Nos. 8, 9, 10], Transactions, 1880-6. - 1874-1884

995 - [Transactions. Nos. 11, 12, 13, 14], Transactions, 1887-92. - 1874-1884

995 - [Transactions]. Appendix. - 1874-1884

995 - [Transactions]. Appendix. I, Program of the Society's fifth musical entertainment : abstract of proceedings, Oct. 22, 1886, to Jan. 10, 1890. - 1874-1884

995.9 - Single souvenir and special issues not connected with any specific event or institution

996

996 - Literary works concerning Shakespeare , or based upon Shakespeare's life and times - Collections, Allusion books, etc. Collections of prologues & epilogues

996.1 - Poems

996.01 - Works on Shakespeare as a character in literature

996.9 - Imitations of Shakespeare - not associated with any particular work

996.13 - Humorous verse

996.21 - Biographical plays

996.23 - Humorous plays

996.31 - Biographical novels

996.32 - Short stories

996.33

996.33 - Humorous prose

996.39

996.219

997

997 - National Theatre project

997.761

998

998 - Bardolatry Reputation

998.1

998.4 - Gardens (see also 948.1)

998.5 - Monuments

998.6 - Poetry i.e. Shakespeare in poetry

998.8 - Epitaphs, Barololatry

999 - The Study and Teaching of Shakespeare - History, Methods and General Principles

999.1 - Study outlines - Manuals

999.2 - Quiz books Questions and Answers Examination papers Competitions Notes (Separate & unconnected with the text)

999.6 - Study Courses, lectures workshops

999.7 - Broadcasting; Tape recordings,

999.8 - Productions for school children

999.9 - The Reading of Shakespeare

999.63

999.71 - Videos

999.103 - Shakespeare study programs; the tragedies / [by] Charlotte Porter & Helen A. Clarke. - c1914

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