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This category stretches the definition of England to include Scotland and Denmark.
The English category includes the history plays, some tragedy, a couple of redemptive
plays and one of the best of the comedies, The Merry Wives of Windsor.
 The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark
by William Shakespeare, Sylvan Barnet
(Signet Classic Shakespeare Series)
Paperback - 296 pages 2nd Rev edition (June 1998).
 The History of Henry Iv, Part I
by William Shakespeare;
General Ed., Sylvan Barnet
Ed., Maynard Mak
Paperback Revised edition (July 1987)
New Amer. Library.
This edition features essays written by Samuel Johnson and
Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The "On Stage and Screen" essay is written by
Sylvan Barnet and includes a description of a stage production that features Richard
Burton as Prince Hal, Anthony Quayle as Falstaff and Michael Redgrave as Hotspur.
 Henry V
by William Shakespeare,
General Ed. Sylvan Barnet
Paperback - 272 pages Revised edition (August 1998), Signet Classic.
Henry VI, Parts I, II, and III
by William Shakespeare,
General ed. Sylvan Barnet
Paperback
Rev/Updated edition (May 1993)
 The Life and
Death of King John [and] The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth
(2 plays in one volume)
by William Shakespeare
Rev/Updated edition (March 1989) New Amer. Library.
 The Tragedy of King Lear
by William Shakespeare, General ed. Sylvan Barnet, Russell Fraser (Editor).
Paperback - 320 pages Revised edition (June 1998) Signet Classic Shakespeare Series.
 The Tragedy of MacBeth:
With New and Updated Critical Essays and a Revised Bibliography
by William Shakespeare, General Ed. Sylvan Barnet
Paperback - 288 pages Revised edition (April 1998). The
Signet Classic Shakespeare.
 Four Great
Tragedies : Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacBeth
by William Shakespeare,
General Ed. Sylvan Barnet .
The Merry Wives of Windsor
The Tragedy of King Richard II
by William Shakespeare
Paperback Reissue Edition (July 1993); New Amer. Library.
 The Tragedy of Richard
Third
by William Shakespeare
Gen. Ed. Sylvan Barnet;
Mark Eccles (editor), Univ. of Wisconsin.
Updated edition (July 1998)
New American Library.
The
essays in this new edition include two selections from Shakespeare's sources for the play:
The History of King Richard III (Sir Thomas
More) and The Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland (Raphael
Holinshed). In addition, there are two essays from Charles Lamb. The "On
Stage and Screen" essay is written by Eccles, the editor and includes his comments on
Olivier's Richard III (on film), Al Pacino's Looking for Richard, and Ian McKellen's Richard III.
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