Books

Complete in 40 volumes printed by the Aberdeen University Press Ltd. Title pages printed in red and black. This revolving bookcase is less common than the smaller David Bryce Ellen Terry Shakespeare version of a very similar wooden unit.[v. 1] Tempest[v. 2] Two gentlemen of Verona[v. 3] Merry wives of Windsor[v. 4] Measure for measure[v. 5] Comedy of errors[v. 6] Much ado about nothing[v. 7] Love's labour's lost[v. 8] Midsummer night's dream[v. 9] Merchant of Venice[v. 10] As you like it[v. 11] Taming of the shrew[v. 12] All's well that ends well[v. 13] Twelfth night[v. 14] Winter's tale[v. 15] King John[v. 16] King Richard II[v. 17] King Henry IV, part 1[v. 18] King Henry IV, part 2[v. 19] Henry V[v. 20] King Henry VI, part 1[v. 21] King Henry VI, part 2[v. 22] King Henry VI, part 3[v. 23] King Richard III[v. 24] King Henry VIII[v. 25] Troilus and Cressida[v. 26] Coriolanus[v. 27] Titus Andronicus[v. 28] Romeo and Juliet[v. 29] Timon of Athens[v. 30] Julius Caesar[v. 31] Macbeth[v.…

Comedies, Histories & Tragedies is a collection of William Shakespeare's plays, published in the First Folio in 1623, seven years after his death. Compiled by his colleagues John Heminges and Henry Condell, it is considered one of the most influential books ever published in the English language.