An edition of A facsimile of the deed of bargain and sale of Shakespeare's Blackfriars estate, that which was conveyed to the poet and trustees on March the 10th, 1613 (1884)

A facsimile of the deed of bargain and sale of Shakespeare's Blackfriars estate, that which was conveyed to the poet and trustees on March the 10th, 1613

from the original indenture, which was shortly afterwards enrolled in the Court of chancery, and is now preserved at Hollingbury copse, Brighton

by Henry Walker

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An edition of A facsimile of the deed of bargain and sale of Shakespeare's Blackfriars estate, that which was conveyed to the poet and trustees on March the 10th, 1613 (1884)

A facsimile of the deed of bargain and sale of Shakespeare's Blackfriars estate, that which was conveyed to the poet and trustees on March the 10th, 1613

from the original indenture, which was shortly afterwards enrolled in the Court of chancery, and is now preserved at Hollingbury copse, Brighton

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1 A facsimile of the deed of bargain and sale of Shakespeare's Blackfriars estate, that which was conveyed to the poet and trustees on March the 10th, 1613: from the original indenture, which was shortly afterwards enrolled in the Court of chancery, and is now preserved at Hollingbury copse, Brighton 1884, Printed for private circulation only in English	aaaa Locate

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"Fifty copies only printed."

"Indenture made ... betweene Henry Walker citizein and minstrell of London ... And William Shakespeare of Stratford upon Avon in the countie of Warwick gentleman, & William Johnson citizein and vintener of London, John Jackson, and John Hemyng ...

Preface by J.O. Halliwell-Phillipps.

Published in: Brighton

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Library of Congress: PR2933.L6 H3

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Pagination: 6 pages, 1 unnumbered page, 1 leaf

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Open Library: OL52989854M
LCCN: 20013727
OCLC/WorldCat: 35148195

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A facsimile of the deed of bargain and sale of Shakespeare's Blackfriars estate, that which was conveyed to the poet and trustees on March the 10th, 1613

from the original indenture, which was shortly afterwards enrolled in the Court of chancery, and is now preserved at Hollingbury copse, Brighton

by Henry Walker