The Tudor Shakespeare will be published in forty

volumes, including all of the plays and poems. It is under the general editorship of WILLIAM ALLAN NEILSON, Ph.D., of Harvard University, and ASHLEY HORACE THORNDIKE, Ph.D., L.H.D., of Columbia University. The following volumes, each under the special editorship of an American scholar, are now ready or in preparation.

Already Published Romeo and Juliet - The GENERAL EDITORS. A Midsummer-Night's Dream — JOHN W. CUNLIFFE, D.Lit., Profes

sor of English, University of Wisconsin. Macbeth - ARTHUR C. L. Brown, Ph.D., Professor of English, North

western University. Henry IV, Part I-FRANK W. CHANDLER, Ph.D., Professor of Eng

lish and Comparative Literature, University of Cincinnati. Troilus and Cressida — JOHN S. P. TATLOCK, Ph.D., Professor of Eng

lish, University of Michigan. Henry V-LEWIS F. Mort, Ph.D., Professor of English, College of the

City of New York. The Merchant of Venice HARRY M. AYRES, Ph.D., Assistant Pro

fessor of English, Columbia University. As You Like It — MARTHA H. SHACKFORD, Ph.D., Associate Professor

of English Literature, Wellesley College. Coriolanus - STUART P. SHERMAN, Ph.D., Professor of English, Uni

versity of Illinois. Henry VI, Part I-LOUISE POUND, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Eng

lish, University of Nebraska. Henry VIII— CHARLES G. DUNLAP, Litt.D., Professor of English Lit

erature, University of Kansas. Comedy of Errors - FREDERICK MORGAN PADELFORD, Ph.D., Pro

fessor of English, University of Washington. King John - HENRY M. BELDEN, Ph.D., Professor of English, Uni

versity of Missouri, King Lear — VIRGINIA C. GILDERSLEEVE, Ph.D., Dean of Barnard

College. Much Ado about Nothing - WILLIAM W. LAWRENCE, Ph.D., Associate

Professor of English, Columbia University. Love's Labour's Lost - JAMES F. ROYATER, Ph.D., Professor of Eng

lish, University of North Carolina. Henry IV, Part II - ELIZABETH DEERING HANSCOM, Ph.D., Pro

fessor of English, Smith College. Richard III -GEORGE B. CHURCHILL, Ph.D., Professor of English,

Amherst College.

The Tempest - HERBERT E. GREENE, Ph.D., Professor of English,

Johns Hopkins University.
The Two Gentlemen of Verona - MARTIN W. SAMPSON, A.M., Pro-

fessor of English, Cornell University.
Henry VI, Part II – CHARLES H. BARNWELL, Ph.D., Professor of

English, University of Alabama.
Henry VI, Part III — ROBERT ADGER Law, Ph.D., Adjunct Professor

of English, the University of Texas.
All's Well that Ends Well — JOHN L, LOWES, Ph.D., Professor of Eng-

lish, Washington University, St. Louis.
The Winter's Tale - LAURA J. WYLIE, Ph.D., Professor of English,

Vassar College.
Measure for Measure - EDGAR C. MORRIS, A.M., Professor of Eng-