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General Editor's Preface	p. v
Preface	p. xi
Introduction	p. 1
Note on the Text	p. 87
Francis Gentleman, Commentary on Shakespeare	p. 89
Alexander Gerard, on Shakespeare's Genius	p. 113
William Kenrick, Lectures on Shakespeare	p. 115
William Richardson, on the Morality of Macbeth and Hamlet	p. 118
Edward Taylor, Shakespeare's Faulty Tragedies	p. 124
Unsigned Essay, on the Cowardice of Falstaff	p. 133
William Cooke, Shakespeare's Language	p. 149
James Beattie, Shakespearian Tragedy	p. 151
John Berkenhout, Shakespeare Defended from Voltaire	p. 156
Joseph Priestley, Lectures on Shakespeare	p. 160
Frederick Pilon, on Acting Hamlet	p. 180
Henry Brooke, Adaptation of Antony and Cleopatra	p. 184
George Steevens and Others, Edition of Shakespeare	p. 189
George Steevens, on the Alterations of Shakespeare	p. 204
William Richardson, on Richard Iii's Wooing	p. 208
Samuel Badcock, Shakespeare's Originality	p. 215
Edmond Malone and Others, Supplements to Shakespeare	p. 281
Thomas Warton, Shakespeare and the Golden Age of English Poetry	p. 304
James Harris, Shakespeare and the Rules of Criticism	p. 310
Unsigned Essay, Hamlet Defends Himself	p. 316
John Stedman, Letters on Shakespeare	p. 320
B. Walwyn, Shakespearian Comedy	p. 324
Hugh Blair, Lectures on Shakespeare	p. 328
William Jackson, Shakespeare and Jonson	p. 332
Joseph Ritson, Shakespeare's Editors Corrected	p. 334
Unsigned Article, Notes on Shakespeare	p. 385
John Pinkerton, Observations on Shakespeare	p. 395
John Monck Mason, on Editing Shakespeare	p. 403
Thomas Whately, Richard III and Macbeth Compared	p. 407
J.P. Kemble, in Defence of Macbeth	p. 430
Henry Mackenzie, on Falstaff	p. 440
Richard Cumberland, Essays on Shakespeare	p. 447
Andrew Becket, Notes on Shakespeare's Text	p. 460
Thomas Robertson, on Hamlet	p. 480
William Richardson, on Falstaff	p. 490
Unsigned Essay, on Julius Caesar	p. 500
James Fennell, Shakespeare in the Theatre	p. 516
Edmond Malone, Edition of Shakespeare	p. 521
W.N., on Othello	p. 556
James Boswell, Johnson on Shakespeare	p. 567
Unsigned Essay, a Rhapsody on Shakespeare	p. 573
Walter Whiter, Shakespeare's Mental Associations	p. 606
Wolstenholme Parr, on Coriolanus and Othello	p. 614
William Richardson, Further Thoughts on Hamlet	p. 627
Nathan Drake, Shakespeare and Elizabethan Poetry	p. 629
Arthur Murphy, Garrick's Shakespeare	p. 632
Index	p. 639
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William Shakespeare: The Critical Heritage Volume 6 1774-1801

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