Talk:First Folio
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I am fairly certain that I recently saw the First Folio in a display case at the British Library in London, so I am skeptical that Brandeis has the only copy, which the text of this article implies. On the Brandeis site, it is written that Brandeis owns only one of 230 copies. I don't know whether there is one that is definitvely more original than the others, but it seems incorrect to only mention Brandeis in this article. I've removed the Brandeis reference.
-Stephen (64.50.95.2) 23:31, 23 March 2006 (UTC)
The quarto link in the first paragraph of the article leads nowhere useful. It ought either to be dropped, or else a suitable article about Shakespeare's Quartos should be added
-Gerdthiele 06:51, 18 July 2005 (UTC)
i am afraid, stephen, that you are mistaken. the article claims that there were 1000 first folios, and that 5 belog to the british library. you are thinking about the Quarto version. hope this is helpful.
nicholas
