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Remove constraint Period: 19th centuryAssociated People Shakespeare, William, 1564–1616
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- Joshua Reynolds archive,
- 1749-1816
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- Shakespeare's tercentenary, 1864
- [1864]
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- Prospero disarming Ferdinand
- circa [1850?]
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- [Playbill for performances by Barry Sullivan, W.H. Hallatt, John Amory, Caroline Hope, and Adeline Stanhope in Macbeth, As you like it, and Richard III, at the New Theatre Royal, Bristol, October 15-17, 1877]
- [1877]
5
- Excursion to Stratford upon Avon
- 1824
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- The seuen (sic) ages of man described by William Shakespeare
- 1864
7
- Sentiments and similes of William Shakespeare
- MDCCCLVII [1857]
8
- Twenty-two plates, illustrative of various interesting scenes,
- 1811?]
9
- [Playbill for performances by Ellen Wallis, Edward Compton, and Ethel Hope in As you like it, Romeo and Juliet, and The love chase, at the New Theatre Royal, Bristol, April 29-May 1, 1878]
- [1878]
10
- Shakespeare's household words
- [1859]
11
- Park's new characters
- [between 1843 and 1851]
12
- The Stowe catalogue
- MDCCCXLVII [1848]
13
- Illustrations of Stratford-upon-Avon and the life of Shakespeare
- MDCCCLI[1851]
14
- New readings of old authors
- [1841]
15
- [Playbill for performances by Daniel Bandmann and Millicent Bandmann-Palmer in Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, and Othello, at the New Theatre Royal, Bristol, November 12-14, 1877]
- [1877]
16
- The progress of human life
- 1818
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- Shakesperean creations
- [1865]
18
- New readings of old authors
- [1830-1835]
19
- Scenes from The winter's tale
- [1865]
20
- The flowers of Shakespeare ..
- [1845]
21
- Military misreadings of Shakspere
- [1880]
22
- Panorama of the Progress of Human Life, fashionably display'd
- April 20, 1820
23
- The legend of Shakspeare's crab tree
- 1857
24
- [Playbill for performances by Ellen Wallis, Edward Compton, and Ethel Hope in Macbeth, Much ado about nothing, Romeo and Juliet, School for scandal, and As you like it, at the New Theatre Royal, Bristol, May 6-13, 1878]
- [1878]
25
- To be published on the twenty-third of April, 1816, (being the anniversary of the 2nd century after his decease), an engraved portrait of Shakspeare, from the monumental bust at Stratford-upon-Avon
- [1816]
26
- Shakespearian tales in verse
- [1881]
27
- Shakspere [!] fresh chiselled on stone,
- [1859]
28
- Shakspeare's seven ages
- MDCCCL [1850]
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- The life of Sir John Falstaff
- 1858
30
- History and antiquities of Stratford-upon-Avon
- [1806]
31
- The whole historical dramas of William Shakespeare illustrated,
- 1811
32
- An alphabetical catalogue of plates,
- 1803
33
- [Series of plates illustrating the works of Shakespeare]
- 1802-1804.]
34
- Edgar Hockley collection,
- 1886-1924,
35
- Shakespeare's popular dramatic works
- [1811]
36
- [Playbill for performances by Barry Sullivan and James Faucit Cathcart in Macbeth, Richelieu, Hamlet, and The gamester, at the New Theatre Royal, Bristol, September 4-7, 1871]
- [1871]
37
- Compositions from Shakespeare's Tempest
- [1845]
38
- Shakespeare
- ca. [1850?]
39
- The American edition of Boydell's Illustrations of the dramatic works of Shakspeare
- 1852
40
- Historical and descriptive account of the birth-place of Shakspeare
- 1824
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- The book of Shakespeare gems
- 1850
42
- Shakspeare memorial. 1564-1864
- 1864
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- [Playbill for performances by William Henry Pennington in Hamlet, Othello, and Macbeth, at the New Theatre Royal, Bristol, March 12-14, 1877]
- [1877]
44
- Relics of Shakspeare
- [1835]
45
- Portrait bas-relief of William Shakespeare
- 19th century?
46
- Compositions from Shakspeare's Tempest
- 1845
47
- Shakspeare's seven ages of man
- 1824
48
- Songs of Shakespeare
- 1843
49
- Retzsch's outlines to Shakspeare ..
- 1838-1846