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Wilson, J. Dover 1923a. Much Ado About Nothing. The New Shakespeare, 2nd edn. 1952
Wilson, J. Dover 1923b. Love’s Labour’s Lost. The New Shakespeare
Wilson, J. Dover 1924. A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The New Shakespeare
Wilson, J. Dover 1926. The Merchant of Venice. The New Shakespeare
Wilson, J. Dover 1928. The Taming of the Shrew. The New Shakespeare
Wilson, J. Dover 1929. All’s Well That Ends Well. The New Shakespeare
Wilson, J. Dover 1931. The Winter’s Tale. The New Shakespeare
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