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Merry Wives of Windsor

To find selected articles and/or essays of criticism on Shakespeare's works in books, click on the play title you are researching. Click on the book title to link to the library catalog to check for availability and location of the book. If you have any questions, please ask a reference librarian for assistance!
The meaning of Shakespeare
Harold C. Goddard
822.33 DG
The principles and practice of criticism: Othello, The merry wives, Hamlet
[by] Allan Gilbert
822.33 DG
Shakespeare & the uses of comedy
J.A. Bryant, Jr.
822.33 DB
Shakespeare after all
Marjorie Garber
822.33 DG
Shakespeare and classical comedy : the influence of Plautus and Terence
Robert S. Miola
822.33 DM
Shakespeare and his contemporaries : essays in comparison
E.A.J. Honigmann (ed.)
822.33 DH
Shakespeare and the traditions of comedy
Leo Salinger
822.33 DS
Shakespeare reproduced : the text in history and ideology
J. E. Howard and M. F. O'Connor (ed.s)
822.33 DS
Shakespeare the craftsman
M. C. Bradbrook
822.33 DB
Shakespeare's comedies
Jack A. Vaughn
822.33 DV
Shakespeare's English comedy : The merry wives of Windsor in context
Jeanne Addison Roberts
822.33 DR
Shakespeare's festive world : Elizabethan seasonal entertainment and the professional stage
Francois Laroque
822.33 DL
Shakespeare's garter plays : Edward III to Merry wives of Windsor
Giorgio Melchiori
822.33 GM
Shakespeare, poet and citizen
Victor Kiernan
822.33 DK
Shakespearean power and punishment : a volume of essays
G. M. Kendall (ed.)
822.33 DK
Swearing and perjury in Shakespeare's plays
Frances A. Shirley.
822.33 DS

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