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XX INTROD UCTION time revising old plays and turning old stories into new plays of his own. Below is given a list ^ of the plays in the approximate order of their composition. 1. PRE-SHAKESPEARIAN GROUP. (^Touched by Shakespeare.) Titus Andronicus (1588-90).2 1 Henry VI. (1590-91). 2. EARLY COMEDIES. Love's Labour's Lost (1590). Comedy of Errors (1591). Two Gentlemen of Verona (1592-93). Midsummer Night's Dream (1593-94). 3. MARLOWE-SHAKESPEARE GROUP : EARLY HISTORY. 2 and 3 Henry VI. (1591-92). Richard III. (1593). 4. EARLY TRAGEDY. Romeo and Juliet (? two dates, 1591, 1596-97). 6. MIDDLE HISTORY. Richard IL (1594). King John (1595). 6. MIDDLE COMEDY. Merchant of Venice (1596). 1 From Dowden's Shakespeare Primer. 2 Sidney Lee (Life of Shakespeare) says that Titus Andronicus was composed soon after 1692.
IN^RODUCTIOJS xxi 7. LATER HISTORY. History and Comedy united. 1 and 2 Henry IV. (1597-98). Henry V. (1599). 8. LATER COMEDY. (a) Bough and boisterous Comedy. Taming of the Shrew (? 1597). Merry Wives (? 1598). (b) Joyous, refined, romantic. Much Ado about Nothing (1598). As You Like It (1599). Twelfth Night (1600-01). (c) Serious, dark, ironical. All's Well (? 1601-02).! Measure for Measure (1603). Troilus and Cressida (? 1603 ; revised 1607 ?) 9. MIDDLE TRAGEDY. Julius Csesar (1601). Hamlet (1602). 10. LATER TRAGEDY. Othello (1604). Lear (1605). Macbeth (1606). Antony and Cleopatra (1607). Coriolanus (1608). Timon (1607-08). * Sidney Lee assigns this play to 1595.
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