he Elizabethan Review (ISSN 1066-7059) was published from 1993 to 1999 in 13 semi-annual issues totaling 930 pages. This literary, historical journal is now available on CD in searchable PDF format.  

A peer-reviewed journal, The Elizabethan Review published research on the controversies of the period, from the century-old contention of the Shakespeare authorship to the wars of the Counter-Reformation. Our editorial embrace includes related Elizabethan topics as they evolved on the European Continent during the 16th and early 17th centuries, offering research and debate in the form of research papers, monographs, essays, notes and reviews of books and CDs.

Established as a forum for both affiliated and independent scholars, ER assembled an editorial board of scholars in the United States, England and Australia whose combined expertise encompass the disciplines of theater, poetry, literature, music, horticulture, history and theology.

Our contributors include professors, poets, and actors, a colonel in the U.S. Army, a Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, and a member of the English nobility.

As the first peer-reviewed journal to focus on the Shakespeare Authorship Issue, an increasingly relevant subject to scholars, the journal was cited in the most recent edition of The Winter's Tale published by Oxford University Press.

The contents of the Elizabethan Review are indexed by the three leading bibliographies in the humanities: the MLA International Bibliography; the Bibliography of English Language and Literature by Cambridge University; and the World Shakespeare Bibliography by the Folger Shakespeare Library.

Major holdings of the print edition can be found at leading American universities such as Harvard, Stanford, Wisconsin, and Chicago; institutions of advanced education in Canada and Europe, such as McGill, Oxford, Cambridge, Ferrara and Goettingen universities, as well as public and private libraries throughout the United States.  

You can click on selections from previous issues of the journal (below), review a complete table of contents for all issues published, and place orders for the entire 930 pages of the Review's print run from 1993-1999 on CD.

An Encore for Shakespeare's Rare Italian Master, by Ross Duffin (Spring 1994)

The Twilight Lords: an Irish Chronicle, by Alan Cheney (Spring 1995)

Lear's Cordelia, Oxford's Susan, and Manningham's Diary, by Warren Hope (Autumn 1997)

The Abysm of Time: The Chronology of Shakespeare's Plays (first six pages of a 35 page monograph), by Peter Moore (Autumn 1997)

To order: Single copies of the CD are available for $35. To purchase, you may pay via PayPal, with major credit cards, or by check or money order (in US dollars). Libraries, universities and other organizations may submit purchase orders to the publisher for order fulfillment and invoicing.

Gary B. Goldstein
Editor and Publisher

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