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Shakespeare’s First Folio is a printed edition of William Shakespeare's plays assembled in 1623 by John Heminges and Henry Condell. It contains 36 works, representing the majority of Shakespeare’s surviving plays at the time. This rare book provides invaluable access to his dramatic output and is es...
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Foundational literary artifact, primary Shakespeare source, extreme cultural impact, immense collector and scholarly prestige.
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The First Folio, published in 1623, represents the first gathering of William Shakespeare’s works into a single printed volume. This rare edition, now housed at the Folger Shakespeare Library, contains fifteen plays attributed to Shakespeare and is crucial for understanding his original intentions....
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First Folio copy within premier Shakespeare collection, immense literary significance, slightly less singular than artifact-level First Folio category.
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