Representative English Comedies, v. 1. From the beginnings to Shakespeare

CONTENTS

			Page
I.	An Historical View of the Beginnings of English Comedy
		By Charles Mills Gayley
		Of the University of California	xi
II.	John Heywood: Critical Essay. Alfred W. Pollard
	Of St. John's College, Oxford, and the British Museum		1
	Edition of the Play of the Wether.	The Same	19
	Edition of a Mery Play betweene Johan Johan, Tyb, etc.	The Same	61
III.	Nicholas Udall: Critical Essay. Ewald FlÜgel
		Of Stanford University	87
	Edition of Roister Doister.	The Same	105
	Appendix on Various Matters.	The Same	189
IV.	William Stevenson: Critical Essay. Henry Bradley
		Of the University of Oxford	195
	Edition of Gammer Gurtons Nedle.	The Same	205
	Appendix.	The Same	259
V.	John Lyly: Critical Essay. George P. Baker
		Of Harvard University	263
	Edition of Alexander and Campaspe.	The Same	277
VI.	George Peele: Critical Essay. F. B. Gummere
		Of Haverford College	333
	Edition of The Old Wives' Tale.	The Same	349
	Appendix.	The Same	383
VII.	Greene's Place in Comedy: A Monograph. G. E. Woodberry
		Of Columbia University	385
VIII.	Robert Greene: His Life, and the Order of his Plays. Charles Mills Gayley		395
	Edition of the Honourable Historie of Frier Bacon.	The Same	433
	Appendix on Greene's Versification.	The Same	503
IX.	Henry Porter: Critical Essay. Charles Mills Gayley		513
	Edition of The Two Angry Women of Abington.	The Same	537
X.	Shakespeare As a Comic Dramatist. Edward Dowden
		Of Trinity College, Dublin	635
Index.			663

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