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The Third Folio

Donald J. McGinn

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McGinn speaks of the Library's purchased a fine copy of the Third Folio (1664) of William Shakespeare's plays. This volume takes its place between two copies of the Second Folio and one copy of the Fourth arleady owned by the Library.

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McGinn speaks of the Library's purchased a fine copy of the Third Folio (1664) of William Shakespeare's plays. This volume takes its place between two copies of the Second Folio and one copy of the Fourth arleady owned by the Library.

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McGinn speaks of the Library's purchased a fine copy of the Third Folio (1664) of William Shakespeare's plays. This volume takes its place between two copies of the Second Folio and one copy of the Fourth arleady owned by the Library.

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