"the Booke of Sir Thomas Moore" (A Bibliotic Study)
"the Booke of Sir Thomas Moore" (A Bibliotic Study)
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"Privately printed." A study of the manuscript play in the British museum, which has been ascribed to Munday. It contains insertions in several hands, one of which may be by Shakespeare. The present author identifies the others as Kyd, Chettle, Heywood and Dekker Bibliography: p. 124-130
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"Privately printed." A study of the manuscript play in the British museum, which has been ascribed to Munday. It contains insertions in several hands, one of which may be by Shakespeare. The present author identifies the others as Kyd, Chettle, Heywood and Dekker Bibliography: p. 124-130
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