Appleton Morgan
Also known as
Appleton MorganJames Appleton Morgan Esq.جيمس مورغان
Shakespearean scholar and member of the New York Bar.
Born 1845-10-02
Died 1928-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF19668150
- WikidataQ18910570
- ISNI0000000080981996
- Open LibraryOL1919334A
- Open LibraryOL5991049A
- Open LibraryOL6034146A
- Open LibraryOL6649435A
- Open LibraryOL13643979A
Top Subjects
- William Shakespeare (1564-1616) (7)
- Criticism and interpretation (4)
- Shakespeare Society of New York (4)
- English language -- Dialects -- England -- Warwickshire (4)
- United States (3)
- History (2)
- Legal maxims (2)
Books by Appleton Morgan
Total count: 34
Macaronic poetryHurd and Houghton1872-01-01-
History of trial by juryNew ed., prepared by James Appleton Morgan.James Cockcroft & Co.1875-01-01
The law of literature, reviewing the laws of literary property in manuscriptsJ. Cockcroft & company1875-01-01
An English version of legal maximswith the original forms, alphabetically arranged, and an index of subjectsRobert Clarke & Co.1878-01-01-
An English version of legal maximswith the original forms, alphabetically arranged, and an index of subjects2d ed.R. Clarke & co.1878-01-01
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Anglo-American international copyrightBrentano's literary emporium1879-01-01
The Shakespearean mythWilliam Shakespeare and circumstantial evidenceR. Clarke & co.1881-01-01-
Morgan's The Shakespearian mythRobert Clarke1881-01-01
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A treatise on the law of contracts3rd American, from the 7th London ed. / of Lewis W. Cave, by James Appleton Morgan.F.D. Linn1881-01-01
Some Shakespearean commentatorsR. Clarke & co.1882-01-01-
A treatise on the law of contracts3rd American from the 7th London ed. of Lewis W. Cave, Esq. / by James Appleton Morgan.F.D. Linn1883-01-01
Venus and AdonisA study in Warwickshire dialectThe Shakespeare society of New York (Brentano bros., New York [etc.])1885-01-01-
Mrs. Shakespeare's Second MarriageShakespeare Society of New York1885-01-01
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The Titus Andronicus; was it Shakespeare's first play?How was it mounted on the Elizabethan stage? Did it meet with favor from theatre-goers?.L. Scott Pub. Co1887-01-01
Shakespeare in fact and in criticism.W. E. Benjamin1888-01-01-
The Shakespearean mythWilliam Shakespeare and circumstantial evidence3d ed.R. Clarke & co.1888-01-01
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Is combination crime?D. Appleton1888-01-01
The people and the railwaysa popular discussion of the railway problem in the United States by way of answer to "The railways and the republic," by James F. Hudson, and with an examination of the Interstate commerce lawBelford, Clarke & company1888-01-01
The Society and the "fad"being an amplification of an address delivered before the Shakespeare Club of New York City, Nov. 1, 1889N.D.C. Hodges1890-01-01
The Society and the "fad"being an amplification of an address delivered before the Shakespeare Club of New York City, Nov. 1, 1889N.D.C. Hodges1890-01-01
The Society and the "fad"being an amplification of an address delivered before the Shakespeare Club of New York City, Nov. 1, 1889N.D.C. Hodges1890-01-01-
The Society and the "fad"being an amplification of an address delivered before the Shakespeare Club of New York City, Nov. 1, 1889N.D.C. Hodges1890-01-01
The Society and the "fad"being an amplification of an address delivered before the Shakespeare Club of New York City, Nov. 1, 1889N.D.C. Hodges1890-01-01-
The children's companies1892-01-01
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A study in the Warwickshire dialect.With a glossary and notes touching the Edward the Sixth grammar schools and the Elizabethan pronunciation as deduced from the puns in Shakespeare's plays[3d ed.]Shakespeare Press1899-01-01
A study in the Warwickshire dialectwith a glossary and notes touching the Edward the Sixth grammar schools and the Elizabethan pronunciation as deduced from the puns in Shakespeare's plays, and as to influences which may have shaped the Shakespeare vocabulary4th ed. (rev. and augm.)The Shakespeare press; [etc., etc.]1899-01-01
A study in the Warwickshire dialect, with a glossary and notes touching the Edward the Sixth grammar schools and the Elizabethan pronunciation as deduced from the puns in Shakespeare's plays, and as to influences which may have shaped the Shakespeare vocabulary.4th ed., rev. and augm.Shakespeare Press1900-01-01
A history of the family of Morgan, from the year 1089 to present times.For subscribers only1902-01-01-
Mrs. Shakespeare's second marriagebeing an examination of a persistent theory: with an attempt to account for the absence of any record of any marriage either of William Shakespeare or of Mrs. Shakespeare: and for the sources from which Messrs. Jaggard and Blount obtained authority for including in the first folio of 1623 sixteen Shakespeare plays not previous printed in quarto and the text from which to print them.The Shakspeare society of New York1926-01-01
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Digest Shakespeareanae.AMS Press1971-01-01
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A study in Warwickshire dialectAMS1971-01-01
Law And Medicine In The Shakespearean PlaysKessinger Publishing, LLC2005-12-08
The Law Of Literature V2Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-01-17
Macaronic PoetryKessinger Publishing, LLC2007-01-17