The Oxford Shakespeare - The Complete Works

The Oxford Shakespeare - The Complete Works

William Shakespeare

First published in 1906, this edition of Shakespeare's Complete Works by W. J. Craig has been many times reprinted. The spelling has been modernized, and the punctuation revised. A short glossary of obsolete words is provided, and there is also an index of characters and on the first lines of the songs.

Editor
W. J. Craig
Dimensions
19 x 15 cm
Pages
1166
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1966.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: English.

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