An edition of Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore (1852)

Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore

illustrated from the superstitions of all nations, but more especially from the earliest religion and rites of northern Europe and the Wends

by William Bell

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An edition of Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore (1852)

Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore

illustrated from the superstitions of all nations, but more especially from the earliest religion and rites of northern Europe and the Wends

by William Bell

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Publish Date

1852

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[The Author]

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English

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1 Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore: illustrated from the superstitions of all nations 1971, AMS Press in English	zzzz Locate
2 Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore: illustrated from the superstitions of all nations, but more especially from the earliest religion and rites of Northern Europe and the Wends 1971, AMS Press in English	zzzz Locate
3 Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore: illustrated from the superstitions of all nations 1864, Asher and Co. in English	zzzz Locate
4 Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore: illustrated from the superstitions of all nations, but more especially from the earliest religion and rites of northern Europe and the Wends 1852, [The Author] in English	aaaa Locate
5 Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore: illustrated from the superstitions of all nations, but more especially from the earliest religion and rites of Northern Europe and the Wends 1852, printed for the author in English	zzzz Locate

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Edition Notes

T.p. of vol. 2 reads: ... With a final chapter of proofs of Shakespeare having lived in Germany.

Vol. 3 has added title: Shakespeare in Germany.

Imprint varies.

Imprint of vol. 2 reads: Printed for the Author, and sold by J.C. Hotten, Messrs. Judd and Glass, and by Messrs. Asher and Co., Berlin.

Imprint of vol. 3 reads: London : Asher and Co., ... and at 20, Unter den Linden, Berlin.

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in: London

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Pagination: 3 v. :

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Open Library: OL20187537M

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Shakespeare's Puck, and his folkslore

illustrated from the superstitions of all nations, but more especially from the earliest religion and rites of northern Europe and the Wends

by William Bell