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Title
: Der bestrafte Brudermord (Fratricide Punished)
Author
: Anonymous
Editor
: David Bevington
General textual editors
: James D. Mardock, Eric Rasmussen
Associate textual editor
: Donald Bailey
Coordinating editor
: Michael Best
Associate coordinating editor
: Janelle Jenstad
Copyright David Bevington. This text may be freely used for educational, non-profit purposes; for all other uses contact the Editor.
Author:
Anonymous
Editor:
David Bevington
Not Peer Reviewed
Edition:
Hamlet
Der bestrafte Brudermord (Fratricide Punished)
Introduction
General Introduction
Critical Approaches
A History of Performance
The Texts
Sources and Analogues
Texts of this edition
Hamlet (Editor's Choice)
Editor's choice
Hamlet (First Quarto)
Modern
Old-spelling transcription
Hamlet (Second Quarto)
Modern
Old-spelling transcription
Hamlet (First Folio)
Modern
Old-spelling transcription
Contextual materials
Saxo Grammaticus, Historiae Danicae (Selection)
The History of Hamlet
Der bestrafte Brudermord (Fratricide Punished)
Facsimiles
Hamlet, Quarto 1
Hamlet, Quarto 2
First Folio
Brandeis University
New South Wales
Second Folio
Third Folio
Fourth Folio
Works Rowe, Vol.5
Works Theobald, Vol.7
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Act 4, scene 2
Prologue
Act 1, scene 1
Act 1, scene 2
Act 1, scene 3
Act 1, scene 4
Act 1, scene 5
Act 1, scene 6
Act 1, scene 7
Act 2, scene 1
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Act 2, scene 3
Act 2, scene 4
Act 2, scene 5
Act 2, scene 6
Act 2, scene 7
Act 2, scene 8
Act 2, scene 9
Act 3, scene 1
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Act 3, scene 3
Act 3, scene 4
Act 3, scene 5
Act 3, scene 6
Act 3, scene 7
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Act 3, scene 9
Act 3, scene 10
Act 3, scene 11
Act 4, scene 1
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Act 4, scene 3
Act 4, scene 4
Act 4, scene 5
Act 4, scene 6
Act 4, scene 7
Act 5, scene 1
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Act 5, scene 3
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4.2.0.1
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4.2
4.2.0.2
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King, and retinue.
4.2.1
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King
We long to hear how things have gone with our son, prince Hamlet, and whether the companions we gave him for his journey have faithfully performed what we ordered.
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