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WRITE FOR TARIFF 'NEW SHAKESPEAREANA' A Quarterly Review, devoted to the Higher Criticism of Shakespeare, Conducted by the New York Shakespeare Society, whose membership includes every distinguished Shakespeare Scholar in Europe & America Imperial 8vo, Illustrated, 75c. the copy, $2.50 the year, in advance Seventh-Eighth year (with SHAKESPEAREANA the twenty-first year) NEW EW SHAKESPEAREANA' is the only magazine devoted to it sexclusive field published in English, and one of the only two such periodicals published in the world-the other being the "Jahrbuch," of the German Shakespeare Society, issued annually. No sample copies are furnished. "None will deny that the extinguishment of Shakespeareana' in 1894 was a real loss to letters. It is therefore with particular satisfaction that we learn that the Shakespeare Society of New York, with the most favourable outlook has re-established it under the title New Shakespeareana.'"-Times Saturday Review of Books, April 13, 1901. 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