...ing the time to edit the playlists and provide notes. In many cases still, Malone's opinion has held up.
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===Malone's "Attempt"===
...r in which the Plays attributed to Shakspeare were Written" (1778), Edmund Malone listed 34 plays not known to have been printed. He included:
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...org/stream/playsandpoemswi18rowegoog#page/n239/mode/1up Malone, iii.230]). Malone knew "The Tyrant" to be also lost.
'''Bentley,''' picking up the issue of an altered title, repeats Malone's association with "The Tyrant" and labels it scholars' favorite choice. He
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...misreading, and thus misspelling, of "gelyous"). Collier's opinion is that Malone's implied source, ''Julian of Brentford's Testament'', was "very far-fetche
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Edmond Malone, John Payne Collier, and F. G. Fleay established the habit among pre-twenti
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.... 87, n1). [[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'' (2.303, #162)]], like [[WorksCited|Malone]], does not include a second and separate entry for "A French Comedy." [[Wo
...licate plays]][[category:Possibly corrupt titles]]Plays]][[category:Edmond Malone]]
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...ubsequent entry called Olempo and Hengens" (p. 296, n.6).[[category:Edmond Malone]]
...e initial name as "Seleo," then faults "the scribe" not only for repeating Malone's misreading but also settling (apparently incorrectly in Collier's opinion
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...emale characters'" in Shakespeare's plays (Nungeger, p. 102, citing Edmond Malone's ''Variorum'', iii.211). In Kathman's opinion, the roles identified in the
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...slowesdiary02hensuoft#page/165/mode/1up pp. 165-6, #46]).[[category:Edmond Malone]][[category:John Payne Collier]]
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...y]]", and "[[Iphis and Ianthe, or Marriage without a Man]]" were entered) (Malone, "Additions" 319). He elsewhere repeated his criticism of the "tricking boo
...leagoog#page/n116/mode/2up (BCED 1.104)] arrived at the same conclusion as Malone vis-a-vis the older "Famous Wars" play, in what Bentley describes as one of
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...does not dismiss the possibility of similar narratives. [[category:Edmond Malone]]
...nd Dramatic Sources and Analogues]] above for the opinions of [[WorksCited|Malone]], [[WorksCited|Collier]], [[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'']], and [[WorksCited
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...first appeared in Henslowe's listings for September 1595.[[category:Edmond Malone]]
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...60, as the production of Philip Massinger" (p. 297, n.9).[[category:Edmond Malone]]
...nuary entry as possibly an attempt at spelling the same title. Reinforcing Malone's conjecture, he also associates the Admiral's play with Philip Massinger's
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...he had ever encountered a copy of a printed edition (Bodleian Library, MS Malone 26, fol. 82; Tillotson 202); Percy had not.
...: A Lost Play by George Peele." ''Collections I, Parts IV and V''. Oxford: Malone Society, 1911), 307–14.</div>
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...s author as reported in Peck, as well as the praise by Meres (8:3).
Edmond Malone raises and dismisses the possibility of such a connection: “From some wor
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Edmond, ed. ''The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare''. 10 vols. London: Printe
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...http://www.archive.org/stream/playsandpoemswi18rowegoog#page/n311/mode/2up Malone, 3.304]); subsequent editions of the diary by Collier, Greg, and Foakes hav
...eg, opinion did not harden into fact. '''St. Clare Byrne''', editor of the Malone Society Reprint of ''John a Kent and John a Cumber'', acknowledges the scho
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...pecify which part. Nonetheless, he is most probably thinking ([[WorksCited|Malone]] too, probably) of the bulk purchase by the Admiral's men from Martin Slau
'''Gurr''' repeats the assertion of Malone and Collier that Martin Slater (Slaughter) was the author of the two "Hercu
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...ohn Wilson's anthology ''The English Martyrology'' (1608) to conclude that Malone "does not know that there is such a personage as Richard the Confessor: whe
...eph. ''Cursory Criticisms on the Edition of Shakspeare published by Edmond Malone''. London: Hookham and Carpenter, 1792.</div>
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[[WorksCited|Malone]], who first published a transcript of Henslowe's diary from the Dulwich Li
[[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'']] in 1891 repeats Malone's choice, tagging "Longshanks" as "a 'mended' version of Peele's" ''Edward
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...). Other characters include King Edward, Queen Katherine, their son Prince Edmond, the bastard Vallentinus and his mother Caliope, and the Duke of Suffolk, a
[[WorksCited|Malone]] renders Henslowe's "perce" as "Pierce" but offers no opinion on the subje
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