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Shakespeare's "King Edward the Third,"
absurdly called, and scandalously treated as, a "doubtful play": an indignation pamphlet. Together with an essay on the poetry of the future:
by Alexander Teetgen. Self-justified Shakespeare; "The subtlest of author" ...

APA Citation

Teetgen, A. (1875). Shakespeare's "King Edward the Third,": absurdly called, and scandalously treated as, a "doubtful play": an indignation pamphlet. Together with an essay on the poetry of the future. [London]: Covent Garden, Williams & Norgate.

MLA Citation

Teetgen, Alexander. Shakespeare's "King Edward the Third,": Absurdly Called, And Scandalously Treated As, a "doubtful Play": an Indignation Pamphlet. Together With an Essay On the Poetry of the Future. [London]: Covent Garden, Williams & Norgate, 1875.

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Shakespeare's "King Edward the Third," absurdly called, and scandalously treated as, a "doubtful play": an indignation pamphlet. Together with an essay on the poetry of the future: by Alexander Teetgen. Self-justified Shakespeare; "The subtlest of author" ...

APA Citation

MLA Citation

Shakespeare's "King Edward the Third,"
absurdly called, and scandalously treated as, a "doubtful play": an indignation pamphlet. Together with an essay on the poetry of the future:
by Alexander Teetgen. Self-justified Shakespeare; "The subtlest of author" ...