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Denmark (Danish: Danmark,
pronounced [ˈtænmɑk] ) is a
Nordic country in the south-central
portion of
Northern Europe. It is the
metropolitan part of and...
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first quarto,
under the name The
Tragicall Historie of
Hamlet Prince of
Denmarke. Q1
contains just over half of the text of the
later second quarto. Second...
- - 20. Shakespeare, William. The
Tragicall Historie of
Hamlet Prince of
Denmarke. As it hath
beene diuerse times acted by his
Highnesse seruants in the...
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French author Belleforest published The
Hystorie of Hamblet,
Prince of
Denmarke in 1582,
which includes specifics from how the
prince pretended madness...
- Gravedigger's
answer to how long he has "been a grave-maker"
reads "Why
heere in
Denmarke: I haue bin
sixeteene heere, man and Boy
thirty yeares." "Sixteene" is...
- "First Quarto", full
title The
Tragicall Historie of
Hamlet Prince of
Denmarke) is a
short early text of the
Shakespearean play. The
intended publication...
- Clan-Gun from one
called Gun, whom they
allege to have been the king of
Denmarke his sone, and came many
dayes agoe from Denmark, and
settled himself in...
- the
Twelve Dominions of Germany, Bohmerland, Sweitzerland, Netherland,
Denmarke, Poland, Italy, Turky, France, England,
Scotland & Ireland. Vol. IV. Glasgow...
- **** (1866) by
Valdemar Adolph Thisted The
Tragedie of Hamlet,
Prince of
Denmarke: A
Study With the Text of the
Folio of 1623 (1885)
Unspoken Sermons, Second...
- Franche. She died 19
April 1701 in
Stavern with no
surviving children.
Denmarke Heer
Officerer 1628–1814; by O
Ovenstad Militærbiografier, den
norske hærs...
