Romeus and Julietta

Anon. (1615)

Historical Records

BL Sloane MS 1775, fos. 242r-49v

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.

British Library MS Sloane 1775, fos. 242r-49v. 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.

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References to the Play

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For What It's Worth

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Works Cited

Axon, William E. A. "Romeo and Juliet Before and In Shakspere's Time". Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, 2nd series, 26 (1906), 100-44 (Internet Archive)

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