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- ^ Weil and Weil, p 1.
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- ^ Henry IV, Part 1, 4.2.12, in Bevington (1997)
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- ^ Leaving aside MS Harley 7368 of the British Library containing the text of the play Sir Thomas More if this play does indeed contain a contribution by Shakespeare. Folios 8-9a of that manuscript, which contain the part supposed to be by Shakespeare, have even been suggested to be a Shakespeare autograph. For further information see the Wikipedia article dedicated to the play.
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- ^ Bulman 2002, p. 171.
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- ^ Duthie 141.
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- ^ Halliday, Shakespeare Companion, p. 107; Scoufos, p. 99.
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