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SHAKESPEARE & THE EMBLEM WRITERS.

An Exposition of their Similarities of Thought and Expression.

Preceded by a View of the Emblem-Book Literature down to A.D. 1616.

THIS work, which has been printed with great care, abounds in ornamental, illustrative, facsimile Woodcuts and Photoliths, taken from the Works of Authors, with several of whom Shakespeare was personally acquainted. To the MANY IN THE NATION to whom Shakespeare's renown is precious it presents curious information; and from the ornamental style in which the whole is executed, from cover to colophon, it will prove acceptable as a Gift-Book for Christmas and the New

TEUTONIC RACE, by whom Shakespeare is reverenced, there is offered further insight into the course which his genius pursued in elevating and refining its own powers.
three chapters of the work BIBLIOPHILISTS will possess information, once lying widely scattered, now brought into compass and order. Also to every one of the
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