Julius Caesar : prompt book. / Frederick Warde. [19--?]

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Julius Caesar : prompt book. / Frederick Warde. [19--?]

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Frederick Warde's promptbook for Julius Caesar, containing stage directions, edits and other annotations on interleaved pages in both ink and pencil. The original title page and any other identifying information about the origins of the printed text has been excised from the volume.

[164] p., bound ; 19 cm.

University of California, Los Angeles

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SNAC Resource ID: 7534562

University of California, Los Angeles

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