1876. This work is advertised as embracing the whole system of Shakespeare's philosophy and ethics, apart from the machinery of his Plays and Poems; together with as much of his poetry and humor as admits also of general application; being, in fact, a Philological Concordance to every passage of independent reference, and comprehensive register of his maxims and wise sayings; exhibiting views and sentiments on upwards of five hundred subjects, applicable to human life and manners in all ages.