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1848, 1855. W. G. Simms, A Supplement to the Works of Sh. (New York). [T. N. K. and the 7 Plays, except Pericles.] N.D. [1851?]. H. Tyrrell, The Doubtful Plays of Sh. [The 7 Plays, T. A., Edward III, Merry Devil of Edmonton, Fair Em, Mucedorus, Arden of Feversham, Birth of Merlin, T. N. K.] 1852, 1887. W. Hazlitt, The Supplementary Works of Sh. [The 7 Plays, T. A.] 1854-74. N. Delius, Pseudo-Shakespere'sche Dramen. [Edward III (1854), Arden of Feversham (1855), Birth of Merlin (1856), Mucedorus (1874), Fair Em (1874), separately.] 1869. M. Moltke, Doubtful Plays of Sh. (Tauchnitz). [Edward III, Thomas Lord Cromwell, Locrine, Yorkshire Tragedy, London Prodigal, Birth of Merlin.] 1883-8. K. Warnke und L. Proescholdt, Pseudo-Shakespearian Plays. [Fair Em (1883), Merry Devil of Edmonton (1884), Edward III (1886), Birth of Merlin (1887), Arden of Feversham (1888), separately, with Mucedorus (1878) outside the series.] 1891-1914. A. F. Hopkinson, Sh.'s Doubtful Plays (1891-5). Old English Plays (1901-2). Sh.'s Doubtful Works (1910-11). [Under the above collective titles were issued some, but not all, of a series of plays bearing separate dates as follows: Thomas Lord Cromwell (1891, 1899), Yorkshire Tragedy (1891, 1910), Edward III (1891, 1911), Merry Devil of Edmonton (1891, 1914), Warning for Fair Women (1891, 1904), Locrine (1892), Birth of Merlin (1892, 1901), London Prodigal (1893), Mucedorus (1893), Sir John Oldcastle (1894), Puritan (1894), T. N. K. (1894), Fair Em (1895), Famous Victories of Henry V (1896), Contention of York and Lancaster (1897), Arden of Feversham (1898, 1907), True Tragedy of Richard III (1901), Sir Thomas More (1902). My list may not be complete.] 1908. C. F. T. Brooke, The Sh. Apocrypha. [The 7 Plays except Pericles, Arden of Feversham, Edward III, Mucedorus, Merry Devil of Edmonton, Fair Em, T. N. K., Birth of Merlin, Sir Thomas More.] (b) General Collections

1744. A Select Collection of Old Plays. 12 vols. (Dodsley). [Cited as Dodsley^1.]

1750. [W. R. Chetwood], A Select Collection of Old Plays (Dublin).

1773. T. Hawkins, The Origin of the English Drama. 3 vols.

1779. [J. Nichols], Six Old Plays. 2 vols.

1780. A Select Collection of Old Plays. The Second Edition . . . by I. Reed. 12 vols. (Dodsley). [Cited as Dodsley^2.]

1810. [Sir W. Scott], The Ancient British Drama. 3 vols. (W. Miller). [Cited as A. B. D.)

1811. [Sir W. Scott], The Modern British Drama. 5 vols. (W. Miller). [Cited as M. B. D.]

1814-15. [C. W. Dilke], Old English Plays. 6 vols. [Cited as O. E. P.]

1825. The Old English Drama. 2 vols. (Hurst, Robinson, & Co., and A. Constable). [Most of the plays have the separate imprint of C. Baldwyn, 1824.]

1825-7. Select Collection of Old Plays. A new edition . . . by I. Reed, O. Gilchrist and [J. P. Collier]. 12 vols. [Cited as Dodsley^3.]

1830. The Old English Drama. 3 vols. (Thomas White).

1833. J. P. Collier, Five Old Plays (W. Pickering). [Half-title has 'Old Plays, vol. xiii', as a supplement to Dodsley.]

1841-53. Publications of the Shakespeare Society. [Include, besides several plays of T. Heywood (q.v.), Dekker, Chettle, and Haughton's