No More Learning

, and Guizot, F. ,
in sec. 12 IV i; of Tieck, J. L. , in sec. 12 III ii (f), and of Ulrici, H. , in
sec. 12 IV of the present bibliography; also Collier, Courthope, Fleay,
Chronicle History, Lamb's Specimens, Morley, H. , Schelling's Eliza-
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present volume.
(6) Particular Plays.
Arden of Feversham. Donne, C. E. , An Essay on the Tragedy of Arden of
Feversham, 1873; Crawford, C. , The Authorship of A. of F. (Shakesp.
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Sarrazin, G. , Thomas Kyd und sein Kreis, Berlin, 1892; Miksch, W. ,
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Birth of Merlin, The. Howe, F. A. , The Authorship of the Birth of Merlin,
in Modern Philology, vol. iv, pp. 193 f.
Edward III. Friesen, H. Frhr. von, Edward III, angeblich ein Stück
von Shakespeare, in Shakesp. Jahrb. vol. II; Collier, J. P. , Edward III,
The Athenæum, 28 March 1874; Vincke, Frhr. von, König Edward III
-ein Bühnenstück? in Shakesp. Jahrb. vol. XIV; Teetgen, Shake-
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in Gentleman's Magazine, Aug. and Sept. 1879; Liebau, G. , Eduard III
und die Gräfin von Salisbury, in Litterarische Forschungen, herausgegeben
von J. Schick und M. Frhrv. Waldberg, Heft XIII, Berlin, 1901; Phipson,
Emma, On Edward III, N. Shaksp. Soc. Trans. , 1887-92, part III.
Fair Em. Schick, J. , Introduction to Kyd's Spanish Tragedy, 1898.
Locrine. Koeppel, E. , 'Locrine' und 'Selimus. Shakesp. Jahrb. vol. XLI,
pp. 193-200; Crawford, C. Spenser, 'Locrine,' and 'Selimus,' in Notes and
Queries, 1901, nos. 161, 163, 165, 168, 171, 174, 177; Erbe, T. , Die Locrine
Saga, in Studien zur engl. Philologie, part 16, Halle, 1904; Gaud, W. S. ,
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Merry Devill of Edmonton, The. Hazlitt, W. , Lectures on Dramatic Litera-
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Mucedorus. Wagner, W. , Über und zu Macedorus, in Shakesp. Jahrb. vol.
XI, pp. 59 f. ; Neue Conjecturen zum Mucedorus, in Shakesp. Jahrb. vol.
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7. TEXTUAL CRITICISM AND CONTROVERSY.
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