King John was first printed in the 1623 Folio, where it was placed at the head of the histories, and since that text is the only authority for the play, all modern editions are based upon it.
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William Charles Macready's King John
a facsimile prompt-book
by William Shakespeare
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William Charles Macready's King John: a facsimile prompt-book
1962, University of Illinois Press
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Reproduction of the Folger Shakespeare Library's "transcript of Macready's final prompt-book."
"The text pages are ... from a Steevens edition, numbered 193 to 290 of volume IV ... [interleaved, and with inscription] 'Prompt copy, cut, marked, corrected, etc., etc., for Charles Kean, esqr., by George Ellis, prompter. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, March, 1846.'"
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