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THE

PLAY S

O F

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.

VOLUME the FIFTH,

CONTAINING,

KING JOHN.

KING RICHARD II.

KING HENRY IV. Part I.

KING HENRY IV. Part II.

LONDON:

Printed for C. BATHURST, J. BEECROFT, W, STRAHAN, J. and F. RIVINGTON, J. HINTON, L. DAVIS, HAWES, CLARKE and COLLINS, R. HORSFIELD, W. JOHNSTON, W. OWEN, T. CASLON, E. JOHNSON, S. CROWDER, B. WHITE, T. LONGMAN, B. LAW, E. and C. DILLY, C. CORBETT, W. GRIFFIN, T. CADELL, W. WOODFALL, G. KEITH, T. LOWNDES, T. DAVIES, J. ROBSON, T. BECKET, F. NEWBERY, G. ROBINSON, T. PAYNE, J. WILLIAMS, M. HINGESTON, and J. RIDLEY,

MDCCLXXIII,

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King JOHN.

Prince Henry, fon to the king.

Arthur, duke of Bretagne, and nephew to the king.

Pembroke,

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Bigot,

Faulconbridge, baftard fon to Richard the First.
Robert Faulconbridge, fuppos'd brother to the baftard.
James Gurney, fervant to the lady Faulconbridge.
Peter of Pomfret, a prophet.

Philip, king of France.

Lewis, the dauphin.

Arch-duke of Auftria.

Card. Pandulpho, the pope's legate.

Melun, a French lord.

Chatillion, ambaffador from France to king John.

Elinor, queen-mother of England.

Conftance, mother to Arthur.

Blanch, daughter to Alphonfo king of Caftile, and niece to king John.

Lady Faulconbridge, mother to the bastard, and Robert Faulconbridge.

Citizens of Angiers, heralds, executioners, meffengers, foldiers, and other attendants.

The SCENE, fometimes in England; and fametimes in France.

THE

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