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Plays and Puritans

Note 3 — Front matter

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The North British Review, No. XLIX.—1. ‘Works of Beaumont and Fletcher.’ London, 1679.—2. ‘Works of Ben Jonson.’ London, 1692—3. ‘Massinger’s Plays.’ Edited by William Gifford, Esq. London, 1813.—4. ‘Works of John Webster.’ Edited, etc., by Rev. Alexander Dyce. Pickering, London, 1830. 5. ‘Works of James Shirley.’ Edited by Rev. A. Dyce. Murray, 1833.—6. ‘Works of T. Middleton.’ Edited by the Rev. A. Dyce. Lumley, 1840.—7. ‘Comedies,’ etc. By Mr. William Cartwright. London, 1651.—8. ‘Specimens of English Dramatic Poets.’ By Charles Lamb. Longmans and Co., 1808—9. ‘Histriomastix.’ By W. Prynne, Utter-Barrister of Lincoln’s Inn. London, 1633.—10. ‘Northbrooke’s Treatise against Plays,’ etc. (Shakspeare Soc.), 1843.—11. ‘The Works of Bishop Hall.’ Oxford, 1839.—12. ‘Marston’s Satires.’ London, 1600. 13. ‘Jeremy Collier’s Short View of the Profaneness, etc., of the English Stage.’ London, 1730.—14. ‘Langbaine’s English Dramatists.’ Oxford, 1691.—15. ‘Companion to the Playhouse.’ London, 1764.—16. ‘Riccoboni’s Account of the Theatres in Europe. 1741.

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