Shakespeare’s "king Edward The Third,": Absurdly Called, And Scandalously Treated As, A "doubtful Play" An Indignation Pamphlet. Together With An Essa

An essay that acts to defend the authenticity of Shakespeare’s play King Edward III, and criticizes those who doubted its authorship. Teetgen also includes an essay on the future of poetry, providing an interesting read for those interested in Shakespearean scholarship and the evolution of poetry.

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