Sidelights on Elizabethan drama a series of studies dealing with the authorship of sixteenth and seventeenth century plays - Sykes, Henry Dugdale 1874n-1932. (Folcroft, Pa. Folcroft Press, 1924)
The problem of Timon of Athens.--The authorship of The taming of a shrew, The famous victories of Henry V, and the additions to Marlowe's Faustus.--Peeple's Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany.--The Spanish Moor's Tragedy; or, Lust's dominion.--Webster's Appius and Virginia: a vindication.--A Webster-Massinger play: The fair maid of the inn.--A Webster-Middleton play: Anything for a quiet life.--John Ford's posthumous play: The queen.--John Ford the author of The Spanish gypsy.--Nathaniel Field's work in the Beaumont and Fletcher plays.--Appendix: notes on the authorship of various Elizabethan and Jacobean plays.
Keywords: English drama -- History and criticism. -- Early modern and Elizabethan, 1500-1600.; Authorship, Disputed; English drama -- History and criticism. -- 17th century