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All's Well that Ends Well

Unsettling romantic comedy which poses the question,
is all well that ends well?

All’s Well that Ends Well

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Available editions

All's Well that Ends Well

The New Cambridge Shakespeare
All's Well that Ends Well
2nd edition
Edited by Russell Fraser
Introduction by Alexander Leggatt

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Related resources from the Folger Shakespeare Library

Sparrow, Samuel. Marseilles, All's well, that ends well, [IV,4, by Shakespeare]. [Great Britain?: s.n., 1811?]

Burney, Francis. "All's well that ends well," Par.: O! ransome, ransome, do not hide mine eyes, act IV, scene I. [S.I.: Alexander T. Aikman, 19th century].

Hayman, Francis, artist. "All's Well That Ends Well Act 2 Scene 3." In William Shakespeare,The Works of Shakespeare: In six volumes. Hubert François Gravelot, engraver. Ed. Thomas Hanmer. Oxford: Printed at the Theatre, [1743-1744].

Gilbert, John. "All's well that ends well" by Shakespeare: set of 13 engravings illustrating the play. Dalziel Brothers. Great Britain?: s.n., 19th century.

Roberts, James, artist. "Miss Macklin in the character of Helena," in All's well that Ends Well. Charles Grignion, printmaker. London: Published for Bell's Edition of Shakespeare, 1775.

Shakespeare, William. All's Well, That Ends Well. In Mr. William Shakespeares comedies, histories, & tragedies: published according to the true originall copies. London: Isaac Jaggard and Edward Blount, 1623.

Wright, J. W., illustrator. Helena. B. Eyles, printmaker. Mid-19th century.

Selous, H. C., illustrator. "Act. II. Scene III." in William Shakespeare, The Plays of William Shakespeare. Ed. Charles and Mary Cowden Clarke. A. Burgess, printmaker. London: Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, [1864-1868].

Rhead, Louis, artist. All's Well. [not after 1918].

Wheatley, Francis, artist. "All's Well that ends Well," act V. scene III. G. S. & J. G. Facius, engravers. London: John & Josiah Boydell, 1794.

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