Romeus and Julietta
Historical Records
BL Sloane MS 1775, fos. 242r-50v
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.242r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.242v. |
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.243r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.243v. |
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.244r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.244v. |
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.245r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.245v. |
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.246r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.246v. |
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.247r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.247v. |
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.248r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.248v. |
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.249r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.249v. |
BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.250r. | BL Sloane MS 1775, fol.250v. |
British Library MS Sloane 1775, fos. 242r-50v. Reproduced by permission of the British Library.
Transcription
A transcription can be found in Axon's article for Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, 121-44, and is freely available via the Internet Archive.
Theatrical Provenance
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Probable Genre(s)
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Possible Narrative and Dramatic Sources or Analogues
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References to the Play
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Critical Commentary
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For What It's Worth
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