William Shakespeare

Shakespeare's Comedy of All's Well That Ends Well William Shakespeare

All VW ell was first printed in the folio of 1623, where it occupies pages 230-254 in the division of Comedies. There can be Httle doubt, we think, that the play is a revision of the Love Labours Wonne included in Meres soften-quoted list (see our ed. of M. N. D, p. 9), as was first suggested by Farmer in his Essay on the Learning of Shakespeare. If so, it is probable that it was originally a companion play to Love s Labour VL ost and written about the same time, or not far from 1592.
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