The first collected “Shakespeare Apocrypha”

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The first collected “Shakespeare Apocrypha”

The anonymous plays Mucedorus, The Merry Devil of Edmonton, and Fair Em derive their spurious attribution to Shakespeare from a volume entitled "Shakespeare Vol. 1" that once belonged to David Garrick. Despite its significance, this volume has not been studied for over two hundred years. T...

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Main Author:	Kirwan, Peter
Format:	Article
Published:	Johns Hopkins University Press 2011
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/37574/

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