Published in 1836, The Shakespearian Referee is a collection of critical essays by the British journalist J. H. Stocqueler. The essays cover a wide range of Shakespeare's plays, from the comedies to the tragedies, and offer incisive commentary on their themes, characters, and language. Stocqueler's lucid and entertaining prose makes this a delightful read for Shakespeare enthusiasts of all levels.

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