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Shakespeare's sonnet story 1592-1598, restoring the sonnets written to the Earl of Southampton to their original books and correlating them with personal phases of the plays of the sonnet period; with documentary evidence identifying Mistress Davenant as the Dark Lady
- Title
- Shakespeare's sonnet story 1592-1598, restoring the sonnets written to the Earl of Southampton to their original books and correlating them with personal phases of the plays of the sonnet period; with documentary evidence identifying Mistress Davenant as the Dark Lady, by Arthur Acheson. With an appendix including a monograph on the Crosse Inn and the Tavern of Oxford, by E. Thurlow Leeds, F.S.A.
- Author
- Acheson, Arthur, 1864-1930.
- Publication
- London, B. Quaritch, 1922.
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Details
- Additional Authors
- Leeds, E. Thurlow (Edward Thurlow), 1877-1955.
- Description
- xxxi, 676 p.; 23 cm.
- Subject
- Note
- Appendix: The Crosse Inn and the Tavern of Oxford, by E. Thurlow Leeds.--The Davenants of London and Oxford.--William Bird, mayor of Bristol and his family.--John Davenant of Oxford, and the Houghs.
- Call Number
- D-20 1235
- LCCN
- 23001295
- OCLC
- 2002050
- Author
- Acheson, Arthur, 1864-1930.
- Title
- Shakespeare's sonnet story 1592-1598, restoring the sonnets written to the Earl of Southampton to their original books and correlating them with personal phases of the plays of the sonnet period; with documentary evidence identifying Mistress Davenant as the Dark Lady, by Arthur Acheson. With an appendix including a monograph on the Crosse Inn and the Tavern of Oxford, by E. Thurlow Leeds, F.S.A.
- Imprint
- London, B. Quaritch, 1922.
- Added Author
- Leeds, E. Thurlow (Edward Thurlow), 1877-1955.
- Research Call Number
- D-20 1235