Jackson: Shakespeare's Genius Justified. . .

Another edition, 1819.

Annotations illustrative of the Plays of Shakespeare.

Oxberry's Edition.

Another edition, 1823.

Altered by Tate (Oxberry's Edition). Boston.

Daniel's Edition (Cumberland's Theatre').
Skottowe: Life of Shakespeare.

Hazlitt: Plain Speaker.

Reprinted, 1851, 1869.

Drake: Memorials of Shakespeare.

Farren: Essays on Mania. ..

Collier: History of English Dramatic Poetry.

Second edition, 1879.

Mrs Jameson: Characteristics of Women.

Other editions, 1833, 1836, 1846, 1858.

Players' Edition. New York.

Patterson: Natural History of the Insects mentioned in Shakespeare.

Another edition, 1842.

Brown: Shakespeare's Autobiographical Poems..

Rankin: The Philosophy of Shakespeare.

Collier: Shakespeare's Library.

New edition by W. C. Hazlitt, 1875.

Dyce: Remarks, &c.

Hunter: New Illustrations.

Badham Criticism applied to Shakespeare.

Ulrici: Shakespeare's Dramatic Art (translated). London.

New edition, London, 1876.

Birch Inquiry into the Philosophy and Religion of Shakespeare.
Hudson: Lectures. New York.

Players' Edition (Modern Standard Drama). New York.
Coleridge: Notes and Lectures.

Reprinted, Liverpool, 1874.

Mrs Cowden Clarke: Girlhood of Shakespeare's Heroines.

C. Gillmor: Reflections from Shakespeare's Cliff.

Hartley Coleridge: Essays and Marginalia.

Three Essays on King Lear (by Seeley, Young, and Hart).

Collier: Notes and Emendations.

Second edition, 1853.

1

Snider: Shakespeare's Tragedies. (Journal of Speculative Philosophy.) St.
Louis.

.. 1875

Reprinted in a collected form as 'System of Shakespeare Dramas,' 1877. Dowden: Shakespeare: His Mind and Art.

1875

Ward: History of English Dramatic Poetry.

. 1875

Edited by Kemshead.

. 1875

Fleay: Shakespeare Manual.

Edited by W. Aldis Wright. (Clarendon Edition.) Oxford.

Weiss: Wit, Humor, and Shakespeare. Boston.

Edited by Moberly. (Rugby Edition.)

Mayou: Natural History of Shakespeare. Manchester.
Dowden: Shakespeare Primer.

Fleay: Introduction to Shakespearian Study.

Edwin Booth's Prompt-Book.

Bulloch Studies on the Text.

Ellacombe Plant-lore and Garden-craft of Shakespeare. Exeter.

:

Stokes: Chronological Order of Shakespeare's Plays.
Cowden Clarke: The Shakespeare Key. ..

Herr: Scattered Notes on the Text. Philadelphia.

..

Edited by Hudson.

Boston.

Architect. Godwin: The Architecture and Costume of Shakespeare's Plays.

Athenæum. Hales: Cordelia [in an Epitaph].

66

Venables: To'gallow.'

28 Nov. 1874

2 Sept. 1876 13 Nov. 1875

August & September, 1872

Baily's Monthly Magazine of Sports and Pastimes. Gem: Shakespeare as a
Sportsman.
Blackwood's Magazine. Campbell's Specimens of Eng. Poetry. .. May, 1819

Colburn's New Monthly Magazine. Jacox: The Physic prescribed to Pomp

by Ex-King Lear.

Literary World. J. C. on IV, vii, 27,

Notes and Queries. I, i, 148: 'Doom,'

Feb. 1833

Oct. 1853

July, 1867

I June, 1878

5th Ser. v, 444

Interpretation of 'forks,' Lear IV, vi, 118, by W. C. Jourdain, p. 134.

Emendations proposed by W. C. Jourdain, p. 141.

Robinson's Epitome of Literature.

"iii, 103

V, 202

1857 1860-I

The Fortnightly Review.

Cluck: The Clown in Shakespeare.

I July, 1879

I June, 1879

August, 1878

March, 1875

Swinburne: The Three Stages of Shakespeare.
May, 1875, & Jan. 1876
December, 1870

The Galaxy. Richardson: Shakespeare as a Plagiarist. . .

66

White: On Reading Shakespeare. Oct. & Nov. 1876, & Jan. & Feb. 1877 The Gentleman's Magazine. Clarke: Shakespeare's Philosophers and Jesters.

GERMAN*

Wieland: Shakespear theatralische Werke, vol. i.
Herder: Von Deutscher Art und Kunst, p. 93.
Eschenburg: Shakespear's Schauspiele, vol. xi. . .
Schroeder: Koenig Lear, nach Shakespeare bearbeitet (—Genée).
Bock: Koenig Lear, nach Shakespear (—Genée).

Dr H. E. Warnekros: Der Geist Shakespear's, 2ter Theil, p. 224.
Küchler: King Lear. [English Text and German Notes.]

Zürich, 1762 Hamburg, 1773 .. Zürich, 1776 . 1778

.. Leipzig, 1779 Greifswald, 1786 Zeiz, 1794

Dr J. H. Voss: König Lear [with music for 'Then they for sudden joy did weep,'

and Sleepest or wakest thou, jolly shepherd,' composed by Zelter]. Jena, 1806 Tieck: Alt-Englisches Theater, p. x.

H. Voss: Shakespeare's Schauspiele, vol. iii (mit Erläuterungen).
Franz Horn: Shakspeare's Schauspiele erläutert, i, 183.
Beauregard Pandin: Koenig Lear, für die Bühne (—Genée).

L. Petz: Koenig Lear, übersetzt (—Genée).

J. Bapt. von Zahlhas: Koenig Lear, frei bearbeitet.

Meyer: Shakespeare's Sämmtliche Werke, frei bearbeitet, vol. xiv.
Benda: Shakespeare's dramatische Werke.

Kaufman: Shakespeare's dramatische Werke, vol. i.

Berlin, 1811 Leipzig, 1819 .. Leipzig, 1823

1824

1824

Bremen, 1824

? 1824

.. Leipzig, 1825

Echtermeyer, Henschel, and Simrock: Quellen des Shakespeare, &c., vol. iii, p. I.

Berlin, 1830

Berlin, 1831

Second edition, by Simrock alone. Bonn, 1870.

Baudissin: Koenig Lear. [This is in vol. viii of Schlegel's translation, super

vised by Tieck.]

Berlin, 1832

Francfort O. M., 1832

J. M. Pierre: [English Text with German Notes.]
Schick: König Lear: Mit einer Abhandlung über dieses Trauerspiel.
Dr H. T. Rötscher: Abhandlungen zur Philosophie der Kunst, p. 73.
Ortlepp: Shakespeare's dramat. Werke, vol. iii.

C. A. West: König Lear, für die Darstellung eingerichtet.
Dr Al. Schmidt: Sacherklärende Anmerkungen, u. s. w., p. 352.

Keller and Rapp: Shakespeare's Schauspiele, vol. ii. [Lear was translated by
Moritz Rapp.] ..

Stuttgart, 1843

Lichtenberg: Briefe aus England, 1776 (Mrs Barry as Cordelia, p. 252).

Göttingen, 1844

Dr H. T. Kötscher: Cyclus dramatischer Charaktere, Cordelia, p. 334. Berlin, 1844 Dr F. T. Vischer: Aesthetick oder Wissenchaft des Schönen, vol. i, pp. 264, 272, 289f, 307f, 312, 372, 461; vol. ii, pp. 166, 168, 175, 206, 368, 376; vol. iii, pp. 28, 35f, 46-49, 53, 233, 1190, 1335, 1384, 1396f, 1400, 1425,

1427.

Delius: Die Tieck'sche Shaksperekritik, p. 126.
Tieck: Kritische Schriften, 1, 5; iii, 226.

Gervinus: Shakespeare.

1852.

Reutlingen and Leipzig, 1846
Bonn, 1846
.. Leipzig, 1848
Heidelberg, 1849

Gerth: Warum hat Shakespear seinem Lear keinen glücklichen Ausgang gegeben?

Dr E. W. Sievers: König Lear, für weitere Kreise bearbeitet.

Putbus, 1849 .. Leipzig, 1851

*The German and other Foreign portion of this Bibliography is compiled almost wholly from the present Editor's Library. The references which he owes to GENÉE, THIMM, BOHN, or COHN are duly credited.-ED.