Shakeosphere

William Shakespeare

Active Years

Min year: 1593, Max year: 1800, Max count: 65

As Author

1593: Venus and Adonis
1594: The most lamentable Romaine tragedie of Titus Andronicus
1594: Venus and Adonis
1594: Lucrece
1594: The first part of the contention betwixt the two famous houses of Yorke and Lancaster
1595: The true tragedie of Richard Duke of York
1595: [Venus and Adonis]
1596: Venus and Adonis
1597: The tragedy of King Richard the third
1597: The tragedie of King Richard the second
1597: An excellent conceited tragedie of Romeo and Iuliet
1598: The hystorie of Henrie the fourth
1598: A pleasant conceited comedie called, Loues labors lost
1598: The history of Henrie the Fourth
1598: The tragedie of King Richard the second
1598: Lucrece
1598: The tragedie of King Richard the second
1598: The tragedie of King Richard the third
1599: Venus and Adonis
1599: The most excellent and lamentable tragedie, of Romeo and Iuliet. Newly corrected, augmented, and amended: as it hath bene sundry times publiquely acted, by the right Honourable the Lord Chamberlaine his Seruants
1599: [The passionate pilgrime]
1599: The history of Henrie the Fourth
1599: Venus. and Adonis
1600: The first part of the contention betwixt the two famous houses of Yorke and Lancaster
1600: Lucrece
1600: The second part of Henrie the fourth
1600: Lucrece
1600: The true tragedie of Richarde Duke of Yorke
1600: The cronicle history of Henry the fift
1600: A midsommer nights dreame
1600: Much adoe about nothing
1600: The most lamentable Romaine tragedie of Titus Andronicus
1600: The most excellent historie of the merchant of Venice
1600: The second part of Henrie the fourth
1602: The tragedie of King Richard the third
1602: The chronicle history of Henry the fift
1602: A most pleasaunt and excellent conceited comedie, of Syr Iohn Falstaffe, and the merrie wiues of Windsor
1602: [Venus and Adonis.]
1603: The tragicall historie of Hamlet Prince of Denmarke
1604: The tragicall historie of Hamlet, Prince of Denmarke. By William Shakespeare
1604: The history of Henrie the fourth
1605: The tragicall historie of Hamlet, Prince of Denmarke By William Shakespeare
1605: The tragedie of King Richard the third
1607: Venus and Adonis
1607: Lucrece
1608: The history of Henry the fourth
1608: The tragedie of King Richard the second
1608: The tragedie of King Richard the Second
1608: M. William Shak-speare: his true chronicle historie of the life and death of King Lear and his three daughters
1608: Venus and Adonis
1609: Shake-speares sonnets
1609: The most excellent and lamentable tragedie, of Romeo and Iuliet
1609: The late, and much admired play, called Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1609: The historie of Troylus and Cresseida
1609: The late, and much admired play, called Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1609: The famous historie of Troylus and Cresseid
1609: Shake-speares sonnets
1610: Venus and Adonis
1611: The late, and much admired play, called Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1611: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmarke. By VVilliam Shakespeare.
1611: The most lamentable tragedie of Titus Andronicus
1612: The tragedie of King Richard the third
1613: The history of Henrie the fourth
1615: The tragedie of King Richard the second
1616: The rape of Lucrece
1617: Venus and Adonis
1619: A midsommer nights dreame
1619: M. VVilliam Shake-speare, his true chronicle history of the life and death of King Lear, and his three daughters
1619: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmarke
1619: A most pleasant and excellent conceited comedy, of Sir Iohn Falstaffe, and the merry vviues of VVindsor
1619: The excellent history of the merchant of Venice
1619: The chronicle history of Henry the fift
1619: The vvhole contention betvveene the tvvo famous houses, Lancaster and Yorke
1620: Venus and Adonis
1622: The most excellent and lamentable tragedie, of Romeo and Iuliet
1622: The tragoedy of Othello, the Moore of Venice
1622: The historie of Henry the Fourth
1622: The tragedie of King Richard the Third
1622: The most excellent and lamentable tragedie, of Romeo and Iuliet
1623: Mr. VVilliam Shakespeares comedies, histories, & tragedies
1624: The rape of Lucrece
1627: Venus and Adonis
1629: The tragedie of King Richard the Third
1630: The late, and much admired play, called Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1630: The late, and much admired play, called Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1630: The tragoedy of Othello, the Moore of Venice
1630: Venus and Adonis
1630: The merry vviues of Windsor
1631: Loues labours lost
1631: A wittie and pleasant comedie called The taming of the shrew
1632: Mr. VVilliam Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies
1632: Mr. VVilliam Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies
1632: Mr. VVilliam Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies
1632: Mr. VVilliam Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies
1632: The historie of Henry the Fourth
1632: Mr. William Shakespeares comedies, histories, & tragedies.
1632: Mr. William Shakespeares comedies, histories, & tragedies.
1632: Mr. VVilliam Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies
1632: The rape of Lucrece
1632: Mr. VVilliam Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies
1634: The life and death of King Richard the second
1634: The tragedie of King Richard the Third
1635: The late, and much admired play, called Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1636: Venus and Adonis
1636: [Venus and Adonis.]
1637: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1637: The most excellent and lamentable tragedie of Romeo and Juliet
1637: The most excellent historie of the merchant of Venice
1639: The historie of Henry the Fourth
1640: Poems: vvritten by Wil. Shake-speare. Gent
1641: Mr. VVilliam Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies
1652: The most excellent historie of the merchant of Venice
1655: The trag?dy of Othello the Moore of Venice
1655: The tragoedy of Othello, the Moore of Venice
1655: The rape of Lucrece
1655: M. William Shake-speare, his true chronicle history of the life and death of King Lear, and his three daughters
1663: Mr. William Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies. Published according to the true original copies
1664: Mr. William Shakespear's comedies, histories, and tragedies. Published according to the true original copies. The third impression. And unto this impression is added seven playes, never before printed in folio. viz. Pericles Prince of Tyre. The London prodigall. The history o Thomas Ld. Cromwell. Sir John Oldcastle Lord Cobham. The Puritan widow. A York-shire tragedy. The tragedy of Locrine
1673: Macbeth
1674: Macbeth
1675: Venus and Adonis
1675: Venus and Adonis
1676: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1676: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1681: Othello, the Moor of Venice
1683: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1683: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1684: Mr William Shakespear's comedies, histories, and tragedies
1684: Julius Cæsar
1685: Mr. William Shakespear's comedies, histories, and tragedies. Published according to the true original copies. Unto which is added, seven plays, never before printed in folio: viz. Pericles Prince of Tyre. The London prodigal. The history of Thomas Lord Cromwel. Sir John Oldcastle Lord Cobham. The Puritan widow. A Yorkshire tragedy. The tragedy of Locrine
1685: Mr. William Shakespear's comedies, histories, and tragedies. Published according to the true original copies. Unto which is added, seven plays, never before printed in folio: viz. Pericles Prince of Tyre. The London prodigal. The history of Thomas Lord Cromwel. Sir John Oldcastle Lord Cobham. The Puritan widow. A Yorkshire tragedy. The tragedy of Locrine
1687: Othello, the Moor of Venice
1688: Julius Cæsar: a tragedy. As it is now acted at the Theatre Royal. Written by William Shakespeare.
1691: Julius Cæsar
1695: Othello, the Moor of Venice
1695: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1695: Julius Cæsar
1695: Julius Cæsar
1695: Julius Cæsar
1695: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1695: Julius Cæsar
1700: K. Henry IV
1703: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1703: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1703: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1703: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1703: The tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
1705: Othello
1708: [The works of Mr. William Shakespear
1709: The works of Mr. William Shakespear
1709: A collection of poems
1709: The works of Mr. William Shakespear
1709: The works of Mr. William Shakespear
1710: K. Henry IV
1710: Julius Cæsar
1710: The merry wives of Windsor
1710: Macbeth
1710: Othello
1710: Macbeth
1710: Hamlet
1710: A collection of poems
1710: The works of Mr. William Shakespear. Volume the seventh
1711: Julius Cæsar
1711: The tragedy of Macbeth
1711: The tragedy of Macbeth
1712: A collection of poems
1714: The works
1714: The works
1714: The works of Mr. William Shakespear
1716: The comick masque of Pyramus and Thisbe
1718: Hamlet
1719: The tragedy of Julius Cæsar
1719: The tragedy of Julius Cæsar; with the death of Brutus and Cassius
1719: The tragedy of Julius Cæsar
1720: The tragedy of Macbeth
1720: Othello
1720: The sequel of Henry the Fourth
1720: Julius Cæsar
1720: The merry wives of Windsor
1720: Hamlet
1721: Hamlet
1721: The merry wives of Windsor
1721: Othello, the moor of Venice. A tragedy. By Mr. William Shakespear
1721: K. Henry IV. With the houmours of Sir John Falstaff
1721: [J]ulius Cæsar
1722: Measure for measure
1723: King Lear
1723: Hamlet
1723: The tragedy of Macbeth. Written by Mr. W. Shakespear
1723: K. Henry IV
1724: Othello, the moor of Venice
1724: The history of King Lear
1725: The tempest
1725: The works of Mr. William Shakespear
1725: Othello, the moor of Venice. A tragedy. By Mr. William Shakespear
1725: Hamlet
1725: The works
1725: The works of Shakespear
1726: The poems of Shakespear
1726: Julius Cæsar
1726: The works
1726: Hamlet
1728: The works
1728: The works of Mr. William Shakespear
1728: The works of Mr. William Shakespear. In ten volumes. Publish'd by Mr. Pope and Dr. Sewell.
1728: The works of Mr. William Shakespear
1729: Julius Cæsar
1729: Macbeth
1730: The merry wives of Windsor
1731: Macbeth
1731: K. Henry IV
1731: Hamlet
1731: Othello
1732: The first part of Henry IV
1732: The life of Henry Viii
1733: The merry wives of Windsor
1733: The works of Shakespeare
1733: The second part of Henry IV
1733: The works
1734: Hamlet
1734: Timon of Athens
1734: Titus Andronicus
1734: Troilus and Cressida
1734: Twelfth-Night
1734: [The dramatick works
1734: The two gentlemen of Verona
1734: Hamlet
1734: The tempest. By Mr. William Shakespear
1734: The merry wives of Windsor
1734: Titus Andronicus
1734: Hamlet
1734: The famous history of the life of King Henry Viii
1734: The first part of Henry IV
1734: Macbeth
1734: The dramatick works
1734: The tempest
1734: Antony and Cleopatra
1734: Measure for measure
1734: Antony and Cleopatra
1734: Cymbeline
1734: King Henry VIII
1734: Othello
1734: Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1734: Hamlet
1734: Hamlet
1734: The second part of Henry IV
1734: As you like it
1734: The life and death of Richard III. With the landing of the Earl of Richmond, and the battle of Bosworth-Field. By Mr. William Shakespear
1734: Julius Cæsar
1734: Julius Cæsar
1734: Julius Cæsar
1734: The merry wives of Windsor
1734: The tragedy of Macbeth
1734: Antony and Cleopatra
1734: The merry wives of Windsor
1734: The tempest
1734: Othello
1734: The life and death of Richard III
1734: All's well that ends well
1734: The life and death of King Lear. By Mr. William Shakespear
1734: The two gentlemen of Verona
1734: Measure for measure
1734: The merchant of Venice
1734: The merry wives of Windsor
1734: A midsummer-Night's dream
1734: The life and death of Richard III
1734: Othello
1734: The life and death of King Henry the Eighth
1734: The life and death of Richard III. With the landing of the Earl of Richmond, and the battle at Bosworth-Field. By Mr. William Shakespear
1734: The second part of Henry the Sixth with the death of the good Duke Humphry
1734: The third part of Henry the Sixth
1734: Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1734: The merry wives of Windsor
1734: The comedy of errors
1734: The life of Henry
1734: Much ado about nothing
1734: The second part of Henry IV
1734: The first part of Henry IV
1734: The life and death of Richard the Second
1734: Coriolanus
1734: The life and death of King John
1734: Romeo and Juliet
1734: The merry wives of Windsor
1734: The taming of the shrew
1735: The second part of Henry IV. Containing his death: and the coronation of King Henry V. By Shakespeare
1735: Titus Andronicus
1735: Much ado about nothing
1735: The life of King Henry V. By Shakespear
1735: Timon of Athens
1735: The merchant of Venice
1735: The comedy of errors
1735: The life and death of Richard II. By Shakespeare
1735: Macbeth
1735: A midsummer-Night's dream
1735: Romeo and Juliet
1735: The first part of King Henry VI. By Shakespear
1735: The second part of King Henry VI
1735: The third part of King Henry VI
1735: The merchant of Venice
1735: The life and death of King John
1735: Troilus and Cressida
1735: The life and death of Richard II
1735: The taming of the shrew
1735: Love's labour's lost
1735: The winter's tale
1735: Coriolanus
1735: Cymbeline
1735: Twelfth-Night
1735: Much ado about nothing
1735: All's well
1735: The works of Shakespeare
1735: Love's labour's lost
1735: The first part of Henry VI
1735: The famous history of the life of King Henry VIII. With the fall of Cardinal Wolsey. By Shakespeare
1735: King Lear, a tragedy
1735: The winter's tale
1735: Othello
1735: The life of King Henry V. As it is acted at the theatres. By Shakespeare
1735: Measure for measure
1735: The two gentlemen of Verona
1735: The merry wives of Windsor
1735: As you like it
1735: The comedy of errors
1735: Pericles Prince of Tyre
1735: Julius Cæsar
1735: A midsummer night's dream
1735: The third part of King Henry VI. With the death of the Duke of York. By Shakespeare
1735: The taming of the shrew
1736: The famous history of the life of King Henry VIII. With the fall of Cardinal Wolsey. By Shakespear
1736: The first part of Henry IV
1736: The second part of Henry IV. Containing his death: and the coronation of King Henry V. By Shakespear
1736: The second part of King Henry VI. With the death of the good Duke Humphry. As it is acted at the Theatres Royal. By Shakespear
1736: Timon of Athens
1736: The life and death of Richard II
1736: Macbeth
1736: Measure for measure
1736: The merry wives of Windsor
1736: The tempest
1736: The life of King Henry V
1736: The second part of Henry IV. Containing his death: and the coronation of King Henry V. By Mr. William Shakespear
1736: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. A trgedy. As it is now acted by His Majesty's servants. Written by William Shakespeare
1736: Othello
1736: Othello
1736: The third part of King Henry VI. With the death of the Duke of York. By Shakespear
1736: The first part of Henry IV. With the life and death of Henry, sirnamed Hotspur. By Shakespear
1736: Cymbeline
1737: Hamlet
1739: The works of Shakespeare: in seven volumes
1739: Timon of Athens
1739: The history of King Lear
1739: Julius Cæsar. A tragedy
1739: Julius Cæsar
1739: The tragedy of Macbeth
1739: The merry wives of Windsor
1739: King Henry VIII. A tragedy
1739: The tragical history of King Richard the III
1739: The history of King Lear
1739: K. Henry IV. With the humours of Sir John Falstaff
1740: The works
1741: Julius Cæsar
1741: The songs in the comedies called As you like it, and Twelfth night
1741: The songs in the comedies called As you like it, and Twelfth night
1741: As you like it
1741: As you like it
1741: As you like it
1741: Hamlet
1743: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
1743: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. A tragedy. By William Shakespear. Collated with the best editions
1743: The works
1745: The tragedy of Macbeth
1745: Proposals for printing a new edition of the plays of William Shakespear
1745: Pyramus and Thisbe: a mock-opera
1745: The works
1745: The merchant of Venice
1746: Henry VI, Roi d'Angleterre :trage?die de Shakespeare
1746: Timon, ou le misantrope. :Pie?ce de Shakespeare
1746: Les femmes de bonne-humeur, ou les commeres de Windsor, :come?diede Shakespeare
1746: King John
1746: Hamlet
1746: K. Henry IV. With the humours of Sir John Falstaff
1746: Othello ou, Le More de Venise, tragedie de Shakespeare
1746: La vie et la mort de Richard III. Roi d'Angliterre, :tragedie traduite de l'Anglois de Shakespeare
1747: Othello
1747: Hamlet
1747: The works
1747: The works
1747: Othello, the moor of Venice
1747: Proposals for printing by subscription, The works of Shakespear in eight volumes
1747: The works of Shakespear in eight volumes
1747: Romeo and Juliet
1747: The works
1748: Romeo and Juliet
1748: King Henry VIII
1748: Fir[st part of] K. Hen[ry IV.]
1748: The works
1748: Romeo and Juliet
1748: Othello
1748: The works
1748: The merchant of Venice
1749: Hamlet
1750: Much ado about nothing
1750: The second part of K. Henry IV. containing his death: and the coronation of King Henry V. Written by Mr. W. Shakespeare. Carefully corrected by the best copies: with notes explanatory, ... according to Mr. Pope and Mr. Warburton's editions
1750: Julius Cæsar
1750: The merchant of Venice
1750: Much ado about nothing
1750: The songs in As you like it, with the duet in the Rival Queens
1750: Romeo and Juliet
1750: The life and death of King John. A tragedy. As it is now acting at the Theatre-Royal in Smock-Alley. By Mr. William Shakespear. To which is added a new set of choruses, in the Manner of the Ancients, as they are to be sung at the End of each Act
1750: The cuckow. Sung by Mrs. Clive
1750: Romeo and Juliet
1750: Macbeth
1750: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
1750: Hamlet
1750: The works
1750: The works of Mr. William Shakespear.
1750: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
1750: As you like it
1750: The tragedy of Macbeth
1750: Othello
1750: Romeo and Juliet
1751: Julius Cæsar
1751: Othello
1751: The works of Mr. William Shakespear. ... Containing, The Tempest
1751: The first part of Henry IV
1751: Hamlet
1752: Romeo and Juliet
1752: K. Henry VIII
1752: The works
1752: The beauties of Shakespear: regularly selected from each play. With a general index, digesting them under proper heads. Illustrated with explanatory notes, and similar passages from ancient and modern authors. By William Dodd, B. A. Late of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. In two volumes. ...
1753: Romeo and Juliet
1753: Romeo and Juliet
1753: The works
1753: The works
1753: Othello
1753: The Merry wives of windsor
1753: The life and death of King Lear. The author Mr. William Shakespeare. According to Mr. Pope's second edition
1753: The historical tragedy of Macbeth
1754: The merry wives of Windsor
1754: Hamlet
1754: Much ado about nothing
1754: Julius Cæsar
1754: Othello, the moor of Venice
1754: The life and death of King John
1754: Romeo and Juliet
1754: Romeo and Juliet
1755: The tragedy of Macbeth
1755: Hamlet
1755: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. A tragedy. Written by Mr. William Shakespear.
1755: As you like it
1755: The merchant of Venice
1755: Hamlet
1755: Othello, the moor of Venice
1756: Julius Cæsar
1756: Hamlet
1756: Othello
1756: Romeo and Juliet
1756: Romeo and Juliet
1756: The history of King Lear
1756: Merchant of Venice. By William Shakespear
1756: Proposals for printing
1756: All's well, that ends well
1756: The merry wives of Windsor
1757: The works of Shakespeare: in eight volumes
1757: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
1757: The beauties of Shakespear: regularly selected from each play. With a general index, digesting them under proper heads. Illustrated with explanatory notes, and similar passages from ancient and modern authors. By William Dodd, B. A. Late of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. In two volumes. ...
1757: Much ado about nothing
1757: Much ado about nothing
1758: The life of Henry Viii
1758: Hamlet
1758: Julius Cæsar
1758: Antony and Cleopatra
1758: The tragedy of Macbeth
1758: Romeo and Juliet
1759: Antony and Cleopatra
1759: Henry IV
1759: Anthony and Cleopatra. A historical play. Written by William Shakespeare. Fitted for the stage by abridging only; and now acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane,
1759: The merry wives of Windsor
1759: Hamlet
1759: Romeo and Juliet
1759: Twelfth-night: or, What you will. A comedy. As it is performed at the Theatre in Crow-street. Written by Mr. William Shakespear
1759: The tragedy of Macbeth. Written by Mr. W. Shakespeare
1759: The history of King Lear
1759: Cymbeline
1759: Romeo and Juliet
1759: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
1759: Hamlet
1759: The life of King Henry V. Written by Shakespear
1760: Poems on several occasions
1760: Romeo and Juliet
1760: Hamlet
1760: The works
1760: The history of King Lear
1760: Othello, the moor of Venice. A tragedy. By Shakespear
1761: King Lear
1761: Hamlet
1761: Measure for measure a comedy
1761: The second part of Henry IV. Containing his death, and the coronation of King Henry the Vth. A tragedy written by Shakespear. As it is acted at the theatres of London and Dublin
1761: The works of Shakespear
1761: Measure for measure
1761: Romeo and Juliet
1761: Othello
1761: The tempest
1761: Macbeth
1761: Romeo and Juliet
1761: The tragedy of Macbeth
1761: Othello
1761: Romeo and Juliet
1761: The historical tragedy of Macbeth
1762: Cymbeline
1762: Cymbeline
1762: Cymbeline
1762: Julius Caesar
1762: Plays
1762: Cymbeline
1762: The works of Shakespeare
1762: The merchant of Venice
1762: King Henry the Eighth
1762: The students
1762: Coriolanus
1763: The first part of Henry IV
1763: The two gentlemen of Verona
1763: The two gentlemen of Verona
1763: Othello
1763: Romeo and Juliet
1763: Romeo and Juliet
1763: A midsummer night's dream
1763: Hamlet
1764: Romeo and Juliet
1764: Romeo and Juliet
1764: Othello
1764: The merchant of Venice
1764: The masque in The tempest, set to music by Henry Purcel
1764: Othello, the moor of Venice. A tragedy. Written by Shakespear
1764: Othello, the moor of Venice. A tragedy. Written by Shakespear
1764: Midsummer night's dream
1765: Othello
1765: Love's labour's lost
1765: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
1765: The plays
1765: Hamlet
1765: Macbeth
1765: The plays
1765: Cymbeline
1765: Hamlet
1765: Plays ... w. the corrections & illustrations of various commentators to which are added notes by Sam. Johnson
1766: As you like it
1766: The works
1766: To the public. Had the last editor of the plays of Shakespeare met with the assistance he had reason to expect from the public, in aid of his own great abilities, all further attempts at the illustration of that author, had been as unnecessary as vain.
1766: Julius Cæsar
1766: Romeo and Juliet
1766: The merchant of Venice
1766: The plays
1766: Much ado about nothing
1766: Othello
1766: Twenty of the plays of Shakespeare
1766: The works
1766: The merry wives of Windsor
1766: Julius Cæsar
1766: Shakespeare. To the public
1766: Shakespeare. To the public. Had the last editor of the plays of Shakespeare met with the assistance he had reason to expect
1766: Twenty of the plays
1767: Othello
1767: The life and death of King Lear. By Mr. William Shakespear
1767: Romeo and Juliet
1767: Hamlet
1767: Othello, the moor of Venice. A tragedy. By William Shakespear
1767: The works
1767: Cymbeline
1767: The works
1768: The life and death of Richard III
1768: Le marchand de Venise
1768: The merchant of Venice
1768: The merry wives of Windsor
1768: The life and death of King Lear. A tragedy. By Mr. William Shakespeare
1768: The merchant of Venice
1768: The plays of William Shakespeare
1768: Hamlet
1768: Othello, the moor of Venice. A tragedy. By William Shakespeare
1768: Tarquin and Lucrece
1768: Romeo and Juliet
1768: Macbeth
1768: Romeo and Juliet
1768: Mr William Shakespeare his comedies, histories, and tragedies
1768: Macbeth
1768: Hamlet
1768: The history of King Lear
1768: The works of Shakespear
1768: Macbeth
1769: The life and death of King John. A tragedy. Written by Shakespeare.
1769: The merchant of Venice
1769: The works of Shakespear
1769: The life of King Henry V
1769: The works
1769: The merchant of Venice
1769: Romeo and Juliet
1769: The works of Shakespear
1769: Romeo and Juliet
1769: Romeo and Juliet
1770: The works
1770: The third part of King Henry VI. A tragedy. By W. Shakespear
1770: Hamlet
1770: The comedy of errors
1770: The life and death of King John. A tragedy. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Crow-Street. Written by Mr. William Shakespeare
1770: Romeo and Juliet
1770: Othello
1770: The winter's tale
1770: The life and death of King Richard II. A tragedy. By W. Shakespear
1770: Macbeth
1770: The merchant of Venice
1770: Measure for measure
1770: Take those lips away. A two-part song. By J. Alcock, junior, M.B
1770: The works
1770: Cymbeline
1770: Romeo and Juliet
1770: The first part of Henry IV. With the life and death of Henry, sirnamed Hot-spur. By Shakespeare. With alterations, as perform'd at the Theatres-Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden
1770: Timon of Athens
1770: Romeo and Juliet
1770: The tempest
1770: King Lear
1770: The life and death of King Richard III. A tragedy. By W. Shakespear
1770: The first part of Henry VI. A tragedy. By W. Shakespear
1770: Macbeth
1770: The second part of Henry IV. A tragedy. By W. Shakespear
1771: The plays
1771: Othello
1771: The seven ages of man. Beautifully describ'd by Shakespear. And adorn'd with curious cutts
1771: The works
1771: The works
1771: Shakespeare's poems
1771: Shakespeare's poems
1772: The works
1772: Hamlet
1773: The first part of Henry IV. By Shakespeare. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Regulated from the prompt-book, ... by Mr. Hopkins, prompter. An introduction, and notes ... are added by the authors of the Dramatic censor
1773: King John
1773: Othello
1773: The works of Shakespeare: in eight volumes
1773: The merry wives of Windsor
1773: The merry wives of Windsor
1773: Julius Cæsar
1773: Much ado about nothing
1773: Romeo and Juliet, a tragedy, by Shakespeare
1773: The merchant of Venice, a comedy, by Shakespeare
1773: Macbeth
1773: The plays
1773: The beauties of Shakespear: regularly selected from each play. With a general index, digesting them under proper heads. Illustrated with explanatory notes, and similar passages from ancient and modern authors. By William Dodd, B. A. Late of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. The poet's eye, in a fine frenzy rolling, Doth glance from heav'n to earth, from earth to heav'n, And, as imagination bodies forth The forms of things unknown, the poet's pen Turns them to shape, and gives to airy nothing A local habitation and a name. See. Midsummer Night's Dream, In two volumes. ...
1773: [Bell's edition of Shakespeare's plays, as they are now performed at the Theatres Royal in London; regulated from the prompt books ... with notes critical and illustrative; by the authors of the Dramatic censor.
1773: Cymbeline
1773: Bell's edition of Shakespeare's plays, as they are now performed at the Theatres Royal in London; regulated from the prompt books ... with notes critical and illustrative; by the authors of the Dramatic censor.
1773: Hamlet
1773: As you like it; a comedy, by Shakespeare; as performed at th Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Regulated from the prompt-book, with permission of the managers, by Mr. Hopkins, prompter. An introduction, and notes critical and illustrative, are added by the authors of the Dramatic censor.
1773: Macbeth
1773: King Henry VIII
1773: King Henry V
1773: King Lear
1773: The second part of Henry IV. By Shakespeare. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Regulated from the prompt-book, ... by Mr. Hopkins, prompter. An introduction, and notes ... are added by the authors of the Dramatic censor
1773: Timon of Athens
1773: King Richard the Third
1773: Hamlet
1773: The tempest
1773: Measure for measure
1774: King John
1774: Poems written by Shakespear
1774: Julius Cæsar
1774: Poems written by Shakespear[.]
1774: Bell's edition of Shakespeare's plays, as they are now performed at the Theatres Royal in London; regulated from the prompt books ... with notes critical and illustrative; by the authors of the Dramatic censor.
1774: The second part of King Henry VI. A tragedy, by Shakespeare. An introduction, and notes critical and illustrative, are added, by the authors of the Dramatic censor
1774: King John
1774: All's well, that ends well
1774: Hamlet
1774: The two gentlemen of Verona, A comedy, by Shakespeare
1774: The second part of Henry IV. By Shakespeare. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane: regulated from the prompt-book, ... by Mr. Hopkins, prompter. An introduction, and notes ... are added, by the authors of the Dramatic censor
1774: The first part of Henry IV, by Shakespeare. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Regulated from the promptbook, with permission of the managers, by Mr. Hopkins, prompter. An introduction, and notes critical and illustrative, are added, by the authors of the Dramatic censor.
1774: King Richard II
1774: Titus andronicus
1774: Poems written by Shakespear
1774: The seven ages of man
1774: Julius Caesar
1774: Bell's edition of Shakespeare's plays, as they are now performed at the Theatres Royal in London
1775: The tempest
1775: As you like it
1775: King Lear
1775: Blow, blow, thou winter's wind. Composed by Dr. Arne
1775: Twelfth night
1775: Romeo and Juliet
1775: Romeo and Juliet
1775: Poems
1776: Troilus and Cressida
1776: Hamlet
1776: Macbeth
1776: Macbeth
1776: Airs, duets, &c. introduced in Shakespeare's Tempest, as it is now performing in three acts, at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
1776: The taming of the shrew, a comedy
1776: Macbeth
1776: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
1776: The two gentlemen of Verona
1776: Antony and Cleopatra, a tragedy, by Shakespeare
1776: Hamlet
1776: Much ado about nothing
1776: Hamlet
1777: King Richard II
1777: The merchant of Venice
1777: Cymbeline
1777: Cymbeline
1777: Titus Andronicus
1777: Othello
1777: Othello
1777: A midsummer night's dream
1777: Love's labour's lost
1777: As you like it
1777: Hamlet
1777: Othello, the moor of Venice
1777: Songs and chorusses in The tempest
1777: Julius Caesar a tragedy by W. Shakespear with explanatory notes selected from Dr. Johnson's and Mr. Steevens's commentaries
1777: The merchant of Venice
1777: As you like it
1778: The merchant of Venice
1778: King Richard III
1778: As you like it
1778: King Henry Viii
1778: Macbeth a tragedy by Shakespear
1778: Modern characters for 1778
1778: Much ado about nothing
1778: All's well, that ends well. A comedy
1778: Modern characters for 1778
1778: The merry wives of Windsor
1778: Much ado about nothing
1778: Modern characters from Shakespear. Alphabetically arranged.
1778: Cymbeline
1778: The merry wives of Windsor
1778: A midsummer night's dream
1778: The plays of William Shakespeare
1778: Modern characters for 1778
1778: The tempest
1778: Much ado about nothing
1778: Measure for measure
1778: The modern characters from Shakespear alphabetically arranged
1778: Shakespeare's history of the times
1778: The tempest
1778: Shakespeare's history of the times
1778: Modern characters for 1778
1778: Romeo and Juliet
1778: Richard III. A tragedy. As it is acted at the Theatres-Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. By Shakespeare
1778: Modern characters from Shakespear. Alphabetically arranged
1779: The winter's tale
1779: The comedy of errors
1779: The tragedy of Macbeth
1779: Twelfth night
1779: King Lear
1779: Measure for measure
1779: Hamlet
1780: Macbeth
1780: The beauties of Shakespear: regularly selected from each play. With a general index, digesting them under proper heads. Illustrated with explanatory notes, and similar passages, from ancient and modern authors. By William Dodd, L. L. D. Late of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. In three volumes. ...
1780: Othello
1780: Coriolanus
1780: Timon of Athens
1780: The beauties of Shakespeare; selected from his plays and poems
1780: King Henry V
1780: Julius Cæsar
1782: The merry wives of Windsor
1782: Hamlet, prince of Denmark, a tragedy
1783: The picturesque beauties
1783: The beauties of Shakespeare; selected from his plays and poems
1783: The beauties of Shakespeare selected from his plays and poems[.]
1783: [As you like it. a] comedy, by Shakespeare; as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Regulated from the prompt-book, with permission of the managers, by Mr. Hopkins, prompter
1783: The merchant of Venice
1784: Hamlet
1784: Cymbeline
1784: Stockdale's edition of Shakespeare
1784: Macbeth
1784: Stockdale's edition of Shakspeare
1784: Measure for measure
1784: Romeo and Juliet
1784: The beauties of Shakspeare; selected from his works. To which are added, the principal scenes in the same author.
1784: The life and death of King John, a tragedy, written by William Shakspeare. Marked with the variations of the manager's book, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
1784: Othello
1785: Macbeth
1785: Romeo and Juliet
1785: Hamlet
1785: The first part of Henry IV
1785: Romeo and Juliet
1785: The tempest
1785: The plays
1785: The first part of Henry IV
1785: Macbeth
1785: Romeo and Juliet
1785: Macbeth
1785: The life and death of King John, a tragedy, written by William Shakspeare. Marked with the variations of the manager's book, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
1785: The dramatic writings
1785: Macbeth
1785: Tempest
1785: Merry wives of Windsor
1785: Much ado about nothing
1785: Measure for measure
1785: Comedy of errors
1785: Love's labour's lost
1785: Midsummer-night's dream
1785: Merchant of Venice
1785: As you like it
1785: Taming of the shrew
1785: Twelfth-night
1785: Henry IV. Part I
1785: Henry IV. Part II
1785: Henry V
1785: Julius Cæsar
1785: Timon of Athens
1785: King Lear
1785: Hamlet
1785: Titus Andronicus. Bell's Edition
1785: Troilus and Cressida
1785: Othello. Bell's Edition
1785: Macbeth
1786: Cymbeline
1786: Shakespeare
1786: The dramatick writings of Will. Shakspere, with the notes of all the various commentators
1786: Henry VI. Part III
1786: Julius Cæsar
1786: Two gentlemen of Verona
1786: The dramatic works
1786: The plays
1786: Henry VI. Part II
1786: King Henry the Eighth
1786: Twelfth-night: or, what you will. Written by William Shakspeare. Marked with the variations in the manager's book, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
1786: Coriolanus
1786: The dramatic works
1786: Henry VI. Part I
1786: All's well that ends well
1786: The winter's tale
1786: Richard II. By Will. Shakspere: printed complete from the text of Sam. Johnson and Geo. Steevens, and revised from the last editions
1786: King John
1786: Antony and Cleopatra
1786: Coriolanus
1786: Henry VIII
1786: Richard III. By Will. Shakspere: printed complete from the text of Sam. Johnson and Geo. Steevens, and revised from the last editions
1786: As you like it
1787: The merchant of Venice
1787: The merry wives of Windsor
1787: Twelfth-night
1787: Hamlet
1788: Romeo and Juliet
1788: Hamlet
1788: Merry wives of Windsor
1788: Othello
1788: Cymbeline
1788: Cymbeline
1788: Richard III
1788: Othello
1788: Bell's edition of Shakspere
1788: Much ado about nothing
1788: Measure for measure
1788: Love's labour's lost
1788: Merchant of Venice. By Will. Shakspere: printed complete from the text of Sam. Johnson and Geo. Steevens, and revised from the last editions
1788: As you like it
1788: Twelfth-night
1788: King Lear
1788: Twelfth-night
1788: Macbeth
1788: Timon of Athens
1788: Comedy of errors
1788: Henry V
1788: Macbeth
1788: Romeo and Juliet
1788: The tragedy of Macbeth
1788: The merchant of Venice
1788: Shakspeare's King Lear: as altered by N. Tate, newly revised by J. P. Kemble, and acted by Their Majesties servants, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
1788: Tempest
1788: Hamlet
1789: Julius Cæsar
1789: The airs, chorusses, &c. in The tempest, or, the enchanted island, as it is now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
1789: The tempest
1789: Henry IV. Part I
1789: The winter's tale
1789: Much ado about nothing
1789: Richard III. By Will. Shakspere: printed complete from the text of Sam. Johnson and Geo. Steevens, and revised from the last editions
1789: Much ado about nothing
1789: Hamlet
1789: King Henry V
1790: The two gentlemen of Verona
1790: Romeo and [J]uliet, a tragedy
1790: The merchant of Venice
1790: The merchant of Venice
1790: Romeo and Juliet
1790: Shakspeare's dramatic works
1790: The tempest: or, The enchanted island
1790: The tempest
1790: King Lear
1790: The Jew of Venice
1790: Midsummer-night's dream
1790: Titus Andronicus
1790: Henry VIII
1790: The music in The tempest
1790: Henry the Viiith
1790: Julius Cæsar
1790: King Henry V
1790: Henry IV. Part II
1790: The first part of King Henry IV
1790: King John
1790: The tempest
1790: As you like it
1790: Macbeth
1790: The plays and poems
1790: Much ado about nothing
1791: The poems of Shakspeare. To accompany Jones's edition of Shakspeare's drama
1791: Twelfth-night
1791: As you like it
1791: The dramatic works of Shakspeare. Revised by George Steevens.
1791: Shakspeare's dramatic works
1791: Taming of the shrew
1791: All's well that ends well
1791: King John
1791: Coriolanus
1791: Troilus and Cressida
1791: The beauties of Shakspeare; selected from his works. To which are added, the principal scenes in the same author
1791: No 1. Shakespeare. Much ado about nothing. Richard III
1791: The plays
1792: Henry VI. Part III
1792: The tragedies of King Lear and Cymbeline
1792: Antony and Cleopatra
1792: Henry VI. Part I
1792: Richard II. By Will. Shakspere. Printed complete from the text of Sam. Johnson and Geo. Steevens, and revised from the last editions
1792: The dramatick works
1792: Romeo and Juliet
1792: Henry VI. Part II
1792: A select collection of the beauties of Shakspeare
1792: Twelfth night; or What you will, a comedy: Written by William Shakespeare, printed conformable to the representation at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Under the inspection of James Wrighten, prompter
1792: Two gentlemen of Verona
1793: Romeo and Juliet
1793: Romeo and Juliet
1793: The plays of lear and cymbeline
1793: The plays of William Shakspeare
1793: Shakespeare's All's well that ends well
1793: Shakspeare's Merchant of Venice
1793: Cymbeline
1793: Hamlet
1793: The comedy of errors
1793: The plays of Lear and Cymbeline, by William Shakspeare. In two volumes. With the notes and illustrations of various commentators. To which are added, remarks by the editor
1793: Shakespeare illustrated by an assemblage of portraits and views
1794: Macbeth
1794: King Lear
1794: The plays of Lear and Cymbeline, by William Shakspeare. In two volumes. With the notes and illustrations of various commentators. To which are added, remarks by the editor
1794: The history of King Lear
1794: Macbeth
1794: Othello the Moor of Venice by William Shakspeare with notes explanatory and critical for the use of lectures by Theophilus Miller
1794: The merchant of Venice
1794: The king Lear
1794: The first part of Henry IV
1794: Romeo and Juliet
1794: The works of Shakespeare. ... Containing Comedy of Errors
1794: Shakspeare's Merchant of Venice
1794: The winter's tale
1794: The tempest
1794: Twelfth night
1794: Hamlet, prince of Denmark
1794: Macbeth
1794: Macbeth
1794: Macbeth
1794: Twelfth night; or, What you will
1794: Hamlet
1794: Hamlet
1794: As you like it
1794: The plays and poems
1795: A midsummer night's dream
1795: The works
1795: Henry Viii
1795: Cymbeline
1795: Cymbeline, a tragedy, by Shakespeare, as performed at the Theatres Royal
1795: Measure for measure
1795: Hamlet
1795: The plays and poems of William Shakespeare
1795: Othello
1795: The roses
1795: Mr. Malone's new edition of Shakspeare
1795: Romeo and Juliet
1795: The works
1796: The plays
1796: King John
1796: Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1796: King Henry V
1796: Pericles, Prince of Tyre
1796: Hamlet
1796: Shakspeare's Measure for measure
1797: Hamlet
1797: The merry wives of Windsor
1797: The poetical works
1797: Romeo and Juliet
1797: The beauties of Shakspeare; selected from his works. To which are added, the principal scenes in the same author
1797: The plays
1797: The plays
1797: The dramatic works of Shakspeare
1797: Macbeth
1797: The works of William Shakespeare, containing his plays and poems
1797: Shakspeare's Much ado about nothing. Revised by J. P. Kemble, and acted by Their Majesties servants, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane
1797: Works, containing his plays and poems
1797: Macbeth
1797: The works of William Shakspeare, containing his plays and poems
1798: Much ado about nothing
1798: Othello
1798: Macbeth
1798: The merchant of Venice
1798: Hamlet
1798: Romeo and Juliet
1798: The plays
1798: As you like it
1798: King Lear
1798: The tempest
1798: The merry wives of Windsor
1798: Cymbeline
1798: Harding's Shakespeare, with one hundred and eighty elegant engravings, from original designs by Stothard and Gardner
1798: The dramatic writings
1798: The second part of Henry IV. By Shakespeare, as performed at the Theatres Royal. Regulated from the prompt-book, by permission of the managers. With an introduction, and notes critical and illustrative
1798: The dramatic writings
1798: The merry wives of Windsor
1798: The poems of William Shakspeare: viz
1798: The dramatic writings of Will. Shakespeare
1799: The winter's tale
1799: The comedy of errors
1799: Hamlet, a tragedy
1799: Love's labour's lost
1799: A midsummer-night's dream
1799: Shakspeares seven ages of man illustrated
1799: The two gentlemen of Verona
1799: Twelfth-night
1799: Hamlet
1799: Measure for measure
1799: Antony and Cleopatra
1799: Titus Andronicus
1799: Coriolanus
1799: Troilus and Cressida
1799: Julius Caesar
1799: King Henry VIII
1799: Timon of Athens
1799: The life and death of King Richard III. A tragedy. By William Shakspeare. Accurately printed from the text of Mr. Steevens's last edition. Ornamented with plates
1799: Third part of King Henry VI. An historical play. By William Shakspeare. Accurately printed from the text of Mr. Steevens's last edition. Ornamented with plates
1799: Second part of King Henry VI. An historical play. By William Shakspeare. Accurately printed from the text of Mr. Steevens's last edition. Ornamented with plates
1799: First part of King Henry VI. An historical play. By William Shakspeare. Accurately printed from the text of Mr. Steevens's last edition. Ornamented with plates
1799: King Henry V
1799: Second part of King Henry IV. A comedy. By William Shakspeare. Accurately printed from the text of Mr. Steevens's last edition. Ornamented with plates
1799: First part of King Henry IV. A comedy. By William Shakspeare. Accurately printed from the text of Mr. Steevens's last edition. Ornamented with plates
1799: The life and death of King Richard II. A tragedy. By William Shakspeare. Accurately printed from the text of Mr. Steevens's last edition. Ornamented with plates
1799: King John
1799: All's well that ends well
1799: The taming of the shrew
1799: Shakspeare's Much ado about nothing. Revised by J. P. Kemble, Esq. and acted by Their Majesties servants, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane
1799: Macbeth
1799: The plays of William Shakspeare
1799: Pericles, prince of Tyre
1800: The first part of Henry IV
1800: The beauties of Shakspeare; selected from his works. To which are added, the principal scenes in the same author
1800: Shakspeare's [sic] Hamlet
1800: The works of Shakespeare. Volumes first
1800: Shakespeare's Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, a tragedy, revised by J. P. Kemble. And now first published as it is acted by Their Majesties servants of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. September 16th. 1800
1800: Hamlet
1800: Richard III
1800: Hamlet
1800: King Richard III
1800: Hamlet
1800: Julius Cæsar
1800: Cymbeline
1800: King Lear
1800: As you like it
1800: Shakspeare's King John, a historical tragedy, revised by J. P. Kemble. And now first published as it is acted by Their Majesties servants of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. November 15, 1800
1800: Hamlet
1800: Romeo & Juliet
1800: Hamlet
1800: Romeo and Juliet
1800: King John
1800: The merchant of Venice
1800: The plays
1800: Othello
1800: Measure for measure
1800: Macbeth
1800: Hamlet

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