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After Dr Thomas Bowdler, 1754-1825, who published, in 1807, The Family Shakspeare (sic). This was a publication of the complete works with all the passages " unsuitable for the ears of ladies and children" expurgated.
(EDIT) Not the complete works, but all of the plays. First edition was about twenty of the most popular plays - others were added in a later edition.)
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