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... (ed.). King Henry VIII. 3rd edn. London: arden Shakespeare, 2000. Maguire, Laurie e. Shakespearean Suspect Texts: The 'Bad' Quartos and Their Contexts. Cambridge: Cambridge University press, 1996. Malone, edmond. Supplement to the ...
... in author attribution , 81 Literature Online , 60 , 90 , 144 , 155 Locrine , 64 , 65 , 205 Lodge , Thomas , 40 ... Malone , Edmund , 40 , 51 Marlowe , Christopher , 82-3 , 83–5 , 96–9 , 111 , 118 , 132 , 207 1 Tamburlaine , 60–1 ...
... Malone , Edmund , his estimate of the Shakespeare First Quartos , 102 sqq . Marshe , Thomas , held monopoly for ... in author's auto- graph , 59 sq . Pope , A. , his shifts to get his letters printed , 29 . Printers , when first ...
... ed for publication . In that year a book named " The Wit's Treasury " was published , written by one Meres ... Malone , setting to work to sap the of the very inmost feelings of such a heart - of the foundations of even the few ...
... in author- ship . Is it not here ? if the term of authorship can in- deed be applied to Shakspeare . Posterity ... Malone , setting to work to sap the foundations of even the few facts we have . Oh , these commentators , how heavy ...
... Malone , Skulking Way of War , 106–107 , 115 . 31. Hubbard , Narrative of the Troubles , 133–134 ; Thompson , New England's Crisis , 220 ; Williams to Leverett , October 11 , 1675 , Correspondence of Roger Williams , 795 ( “ such places ...
... Malone , setting to work to sap the foundations of even the few facts we have . Oh , these commentators , how heavy they do lie upon Shakspeare ! The earth , it is to be hoped , lies much lighter upon them . Dear reader , believe not ...