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Table of ContentsA Note on Texts and Line References Author’s Preface: The Gross and Scope of My Opinion The Source of this Our Watch His Semblance is His Mirror How Many Children Had Lady Macbeth? The Journey Is the Reward For This Relief Much Thanks Chapter One: How Many Years Had Hamlet the Dane? The Critics Sixeteene Years Had Hamlet the Dane The First Quarto The First Folio Counting on the Gravedigger Thirty Dozen Moons Noble Dust of Alexander Fortinbras: The Delicate and Tender Prince The Morn and Liquid Dew of Youth Hamlet the Student How Many Years Hath Hamlet the Play? Amleth and the Ur-Hamlet The Question of Character Chapter Two: Abstract and Brief Chronicles of the Time The Ghost Walks Murder Most Foul O’erhasty Wedding Christmas Break Hamlet’s “Monday Morning” The Mousetrap Sequence Ophelia’s Closet Ophelia’s Many a Day Fortinbras’ Promised March Hamlet at Sea Sudden and More Strange Return Ophelia’s Flowers The Gravedigger Sequence Tomorrow Is St. Valentine’s Day Claudius the Cruel Not Shriving Time Allowed The Burial of Katherine Hamlett Julius Caesar and the Pirates Shrovetide Revels at Court The Christmas Prince Hamlet and Hamnet Puzzling the Will Chapter Three: A Certain Convocation of Politic Worms Go Not to Mine Uncle’s Bed Something Is Rotten in the State of Denmark Hamlet the Heir Chiefest Courtier, Cousin, and Our Son Return to Wittenberg The Pate of a Politician The Very Cunning of the Scene Chameleon’s Dish Denmark’s a Prison Counselor Most Secret and Most Grave Sweet Nymph Conception Is a Blessing Oh, Wonderful Son The Imperial Jointress of this War-Like State The Morn and Liquid Dew of Youth Chapter Four: The Age Is Grown So Pick’d The Heel of the Courtier The Lord Chamberlain’s Men Shakespeare and The University Wits The Parnassus Plays Hamlet the Player His Picture in Little Th’ Expectation and Rose of The Fair State Chapter Five: Bear Hamlet Like a Soldier The Greatest Honor The Undiscover’d Country To Act, To Do, and To Perform Hamlet, Revenge! Murder Most Foul What Happens in the Mousetrap As Kill a King Where’s Your Father? When Honor’s at the Stake Appendix A: A Tragicall Hystorie of Hamlet’s Age The Critics Speak Appendix B: Hamlet, Parnassus, and the War of the Theaters A Clown’s Head Giving the Poets a Pill The Croaking Raven Doth Bellow for Revenge Appendix C: Thirty Dozen Moons: How Many Years Had Gertrude the Queen The Marriage of Frederick II of Denmark The Oxford/Cecil Connection Appendix D: Shakespeare, the Calendar, the Catholics, and The Stars Calendar Reform and the Catholic Threat Shakespeare and the Catholic Calendar Hamlet and the Infinite Universe Astronomical Language in Hamlet Appendix E: Yond Same Star That’s Westward from the Pole Cepheus Rising Appendix F: The Drowning of Katherine Hamlett To Act, To Do, To Perform Maimed Rites A Dead Woman in Tiddington
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