ΤΟ THE LOVERS OF SHAKSPEARE, THESE VOLUMES, INCLUDING A NARRATIVE WHOSE PRIMARY OBJECT HAS BEEN TO UNFOLD ITS AUTHOR'S CONCEPTION OF THE MORAL AND DOMESTIC FEELINGS OF THE BARD OF AVON, ARE INSCRibed, BY ONE, WHOSE ADMIRATION OF THE PRIVATE CHARACTER OF THE POET, FAINTLY AS IT HAS BEEN SHADOWED OUT BY TRADITION, IS SCARCELY TO BE EXCEEDED BY THAT WHICH HE ENTERTAINS FOR THE DEPTH AND UNIVERSALITY OF HIS GENIUS AND TALENTS. No. CONTENTS OF VOL. I. PAGE II. Montchensey, a Tale of the Days of Shakspeare IV. Observations, Critical and Miscellaneous, on an - V. Observations, Critical and Miscellaneous, on the First Book of the Anonymous Version of "Les Jardins," par M. l'Abbé De Lille - VIII. Notices, Biographical and Critical, of Two once celebrated Poets, Natives of Hadleigh in Suf- folk William Alabaster, D. D. and Joseph Beaumont, D. D.-ALABASTER. - |