The complete concordance to Shakspere
by Mary C. (Mary Cowden) Clarke
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4to. pp. vii, [7], 860. Half morocco.
With a letter from Mary Victoria Clarke, wife and collaborator of the eminent Shakespearian Charles Cowden Clarke, to John Payne Collier ‘forwarding to you Part I’ on 1 May 1844. Laid in are a memorial notice of Charles Cowden Clarke, a lithograph of ‘Shakespeare crowning Mrs. Cowden Clarke’, and a prospectus for a revised edition of the concordance in parts, all removed from the volume and available in MS 580 in Special Collections (Sheridan Libraries, Johns Hopkins University).
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