...necessarily bo applicable to, and used in speaking of, the other. These two plays then, founded on " me you were in breaking up of the deer, and would not depart till she had it." Of " and on the " Second, or The true Tragédie of Richard Duke of Yorke," \vritten by Marlowe and his...

...ben jweiten unb britten Sí)eií über nur üerbeffevt, ober oieímeíjr bie faeiben alten (Stucfe: The first part of the Contention of the two famous houses of York and Lancaster etc. unb: The true Tragödie of Richard , Duke of York etc. (wooon ba§ erfîe uns...

...Greene, is the foundation of this and the ensuing drama ; the prototype of the present being called ' The First Part of the Contention of the two famous Houses of Yorke and Lancaster.' These two parts were published in quarto, the first in 1594, the second in the following year : both...

...Greene, is the foundation of this and the ensuing drama ; the prototype of the present being called ' The First Part of the Contention of the two famous Houses of Yorke and Lancaster.' These two parts were published in quarto, the first in 1594, the second in the following year : both...

...necessarily be applicable to, and used in speaking of, the other. These two plays then, founded on "The First Part of the Contention of the Two famous Houses of Yorke and Lancaster, " and on the " Second, or The true Tragédie of Richard Duke of Yorke," written by Marlowe and his...

...King Henry the Sixth, Part the first and the second (1592), шагдГфешн'ф поф URarloroe'ê The first part of the Contention of the Two famous Houses of Yorke and Lancaster unb Second part or the true tragédie of Richard, duke of York; A midsummernights dream (1593), гоаЬ,г[фет1!ф...

...King Henry the Sixth, Part the first and the second (1592), гоаМфетИф паф îWarloroe'ê The first part of the Contention of the Two famous Houses of Yorke and Lancaster unb Second part or the true tragédie of Richard, duke of York; A midsummernights dream (1593), гоаЬ^фетИф...

...exists of the latter, both, however, having been anonymously printed, in 1609, under the titles, " The first part of the Contention of the two famous houses of York and Lancaster, &c." and "The true tragedy of Richard Duke of York." (Reed's Shakspeare, xiv. 224,236.)...

...entry exists of the latter, both, however, having been anonymously printed, in 1609, under the tides, " The first part of the Contention of the two famous houses of York and Lancaster, &c." and "The true tragedy of Richard Duke of York." (Reed's Shakspeare, xiv. 224,...

...and tinl from this piece, which is in two parta, (the former of which is entitled ' The First 1'art with the Death of tho good Duke Humphrey,' etc., and the latter, ' The true Tragédie of Richard Duke...