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- Gertrude's Power Position in Hamlet
- An Inquiry Into the Cultural and Political Influences of English
- This Dissertation Has Been 64—3183 Microfilmed Exactly As Received
- The Two Lear Plays How Shakespeare Transformed His First Romance Into His Last Tragedy
- “THE TRUE TRAGEDY of RICHARD the THIRD” Another Early History Play by Edward De Vere
- The Subject of Elizabeth(S) 1 Leader: Kaara L
- Shakespeare's <I>Richard II</I> and <I>Henry V</I> and Political
- Caesar, Succesion, and the Chastisement of Rulers Patrick Martin
- Exploring the Individuality of Shakespeare's History Plays
- Developments in the Shakespeare Authorship Problem
- Deportation, Discrimination, and Elizabeth I
- Did Queen Elizabeth Use the Theater for Social and Political Propaganda?
- The Queen's Men on Tour
- The Importance of Love's Martyr in The
- Mucedorus: the Last Ludic Playbook, the First Stage Arcadia. Kim Gilchrist
- A Progress to the Queen
- The Period of Renaissance in English Literature
- Elizabeth I, the Subversion of Flattery, and John Lyly's Court Plays and Entertainments
- Hamlet by William Shakespeare
- Oxford's Final Love Letters to Queen Elizabeth
- Rumor, Gender, and Authority in English Renaissance Drama
- 10 Hlffieare
- The Case for Oxford Revisited
- Escolme, Bridget. "Notes." Emotional Excess on the Shakespearean Stage: Passion’S Slaves
- William Shakespeare
- Shakespeare's Othello
- Shakespeare Was the Tudor Princes Francis Bacon and Edward De Vere Timothy Spearman*
- Elizabeth: the Last Ten Years of Her Reign
- 'Dial Hand' Epilogue
- "Warriors of the Working-Day" Class in Shakespeare's Second Historical Trilogy Richard Brooke Morrill Universtiy of Maine - Main
- The Ghost of Shakespeare
- The Representations of Hercules and Hydra in Shake- Speare’S Coriolanus
- Immolation in the Repertory of Strange's
- Shakespeare in Love
- The Winter's Tale
- Enter the Tudor Prince by Trevor Fisher
- Elizabethan Acting Companies, 1588-1594: Received Narratives and Historiographic Problems
- Study of Kingship in Shakespeare's History Plays
- Echoes of Shakespeare in T.S.Eliot’S the Waste Land
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- Costuming the Shakespearean Stage: Visual Codes of Representation in Early Modern Theatre and Culture
- Representation of Queen Elizabeth I in Cymbeline
- Child Actors, Royalist Publicity, and the Space of the Nation in the Queen’S Men’S True Tragedy of Richard the Third
- One Mistress and No Master: Elizabeth I and Her Use of Public Personas to Gain and Maintain Power Michael J
- Information to Users
- Urszula Kizelbach
- Shakespeare and Elizabeth Is in Fact One of England’S, and Britain’S, Most Entrenched and Persis Tent Cultural Myths
- Court Entertainments and Tournaments