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Index
Cover
Half-title Page
Series
Title Page
The Editor
Dedication
Contents
General editors’ preface
Preface
Introduction
The problem of being second-born
A two-part play?
The play in performance
Part Two as an autonomous play
The rise of the two-part play
The play as part of a cycle
Falstaff versus history
Falstaff and his friends
Falstaff and the decline of festivity
Falstaff as Oldcastle
The tavern world: wordplay as social critique
Falstaff in Gloucestershire
The rejection of Falstaff
The play as chronicle history
The Prelate’s Rebellion
The royal family saga
The shaping of history: chronicles as sources
The shaping of history: Famous Victories as source
Dating the play
The evidence: Oldcastle revisited
The Epilogue(s)
Editorial choices
KING HENRY IV, PART TWO
Scene 1.1
Scene 1.2
Scene 2.1
Scene 2.2
Scene 2.3
Scene 2.4
Scene 3.1
Scene 3.2
Scene 4.1
Scene 4.2
Scene 4.3
Scene 5.1
Scene 5.2
Scene 5.3
Scene 5.4
Scene 5.5
Appendix 1: The text
The Quarto
The Folio
F as a literary text
Was F indebted to Q?
The printing of F
Appendix 2: Performing conflated texts of Henry IV
Appendix 3: Casting the play
Doubling chart
Abbreviations and references
Abbreviations used in notes
Works by and partly by Shakespeare
Editions of Shakespeare collated
Other works cited or consulted
Imprint
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