6THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
64ARDEN OF FAVERSHAM (pt. 2)
7LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST
65A YORKSHIRE TRAGEDY
8MEASURE FOR MEASURE
66THE LAMENTABLE TRAGEDY OF LOCRINE
9THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
67MUCEDORUS THE KING’S SON OF VALENTIA, AND AMADINE, THE KING’S DAUGHTER OF ARRAGON.
10THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (pt. 1)
68THE LONDON PRODIGAL (pt. 1)
11THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (pt. 2)
69THE LONDON PRODIGAL (pt. 2)
12A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
70THE PURITAINE WIDDOW
13MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
71THE SECOND MAIDEN’S TRAGEDY (pt. 1)
14PERICLES PRINCE OF TYRE
72THE SECOND MAIDEN’S TRAGEDY (pt. 2)
15THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
73SIR JOHN OLD CASTLE
16THE TEMPEST
74LORD CROMWELL
17TWELFTH NIGHT OR, WHAT YOU WILL
75KING EDWARD THE THIRD
18THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA
76EDMUND IRONSIDE
19THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN (pt. 1)
77SIR THOMAS MORE
20THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN (pt. 2)
78FAIRE EM
21THE WINTER’S TALE (pt. 1)
79A FAIRY TALE IN TWO ACTS
22THE WINTER’S TALE (pt. 2)
80THE MERRY DEVILL OF EDMONTON
23HISTORIES
81THOMAS OF WOODSTOCK (pt. 1)
24KING JOHN
82THOMAS OF WOODSTOCK (pt. 2)
25THE TRAGEDY OF KING RICHARD THE SECOND
83POETRY
26KING HENRY IV, THE FIRST PART (pt. 1)
84THE SONNETS (pt. 1)
27KING HENRY IV, THE FIRST PART (pt. 2)
85THE SONNETS (pt. 2)
28KING HENRY IV, SECOND PART (pt. 1)
86VENUS AND ADONIS
29KING HENRY IV, SECOND PART (pt. 2)
87THE RAPE OF LUCRECE
30KING HENRY V (pt. 1)
88THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM
31KING HENRY V (pt. 2)
89THE PHOENIX AND THE TURTLE
32KING HENRY VI, FIRST PART
90A LOVER’S COMPLAINT
33KING HENRY THE SIXTH, SECOND PART (pt. 1)
91LIFE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
34KING HENRY THE SIXTH, SECOND PART (pt. 2)
92PREFACE
35KING HENRY THE SIXTH, THIRD PART (pt. 1)
93I—PARENTAGE AND BIRTH
36KING HENRY THE SIXTH, THIRD PART (pt. 2)
94II—CHILDHOOD, EDUCATION, AND MARRIAGE
37THE TRAGEDY OF KING RICHARD III (pt. 1)
95III—THE FAREWELL TO STRATFORD
38THE TRAGEDY OF KING RICHARD III (pt. 2)
96IV—ON THE LONDON STAGE
39KING HENRY THE EIGHTH (pt. 1)
97V.—EARLY DRAMATIC EFFORTS
40KING HENRY THE EIGHTH (pt. 2)
98VI—THE FIRST APPEAL TO THE READING PUBLIC
41TRAGEDIES
99VII—THE SONNETS AND THEIR LITERARY HISTORY
42ROMEO AND JULIET (pt. 1)
100VIII—THE BORROWED CONCEITS OF THE SONNETS
43ROMEO AND JULIET (pt. 2)
101IX—THE PATRONAGE OF THE EARL OF SOUTHAMPTON
44CORIOLANUS (pt. 1)
102X—THE SUPPOSED STORY OF INTRIGUE IN THE SONNETS
45CORIOLANUS (pt. 2)
103XI—THE DEVELOPMENT OF DRAMATIC POWER
46TITUS ANDRONICUS
104XII—THE PRACTICAL AFFAIRS OF LIFE
47TIMON OF ATHENS
105XIII—MATURITY OF GENIUS
48JULIUS CAESAR
106XIV—THE HIGHEST THEMES OF TRAGEDY
49MACBETH
107XV—THE LATEST PLAYS
50HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK (pt. 1)
108XVI—THE CLOSE OF LIFE
51HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK (pt. 2)
109XVII—SURVIVORS AND DESCENDANTS
52TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (pt. 1)
110XVIII—AUTOGRAPHS, PORTRAITS, AND MEMORIALS
53TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (pt. 2)
111XIX—BIBLIOGRAPHY
54KING LEAR (pt. 1)
112XX—POSTHUMOUS REPUTATION
55KING LEAR (pt. 2)
113XXI—GENERAL ESTIMATE
56OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE (pt. 1)
114APPENDIX (pt. 1)
57OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE (pt. 2)
115APPENDIX (pt. 2)
58ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA (pt. 1)
