A Shakespeare Glossary

G. C. Macaulay · C. Talbut Onions

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Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism Lexicography and Language Studies Renaissance Literature and Culture

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The last edition of this famous glossary was published in 1919. This thorough revision takes account of the considerable advances in Shakespeare scholarship since then.

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