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Shakespeare’s Name Exploited by W. Jaggard (1599)

Shakespeare of Stratford
by Tucker Brooke

First Mention of Shakespeare’s Name in Register of the Stationers’ Company (1600)

Shakespeare’s Fame Extends to Cambridge (1600)

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New Haven: Yale University Press, pages 35–36

3874199Shakespeare of Stratford — First Mention of Shakespeare’s Name in Register of the Stationers’ Company (1600)Tucker Brooke

XXVIII. FIRST MENTION OF SHAKESPEARE’S NAME IN REGISTER OF THE STATIONERS’ COMPANY (1600).

Transcript of Stationers’ Register (copyright notice of Much Ado about Nothing and 2 Henry IV).

1600 28 Augusti Andrew Wise William Aspley Entered for their copies under the hands of the wardens two books, the one called Much Ado about Nothing, the other the second part of the History of King Henry the IIII^th, with the humors of Sir John Falstaff, written by Master Shakespere.