Editing Henry Chettle (section)

==List of plays==
#''The Valiant Welchman'', by [[Michael Drayton]] and Henry Chettle, February 1597-8. Printed in 1615.
#''Earl Goodwin and his Three Sons, Part I'', by [[Michael Drayton]], Henry Chettle, [[Thomas Dekker (poet)|Thomas Dekker]], and [[Robert Wilson (dramatist)|Robert Wilson]], March 1598. Not printed.
#''Earl Goodwin, Part II'', by the same authors, and under the same date in Henslowe's papers. Not printed.
#''Piers of Exton'', by the same authors, same date. Not printed.
#''Black Batman of the North, Part I'', by Henry Chettle, April 1598. Not printed.
#''Black Batman of the North, Part II'', by Henry Chettle and [[Robert Wilson (dramatist)|Robert Wilson]]. Same date. Not printed. It is mentioned in [[Henslowe]]'s diary in April 1598. No extant copies of the play are known.
#''The Play of a Woman'', by Henry Chettle, July 1598. Not printed.
#''The Conquest of Brute with the first finding of the Bath'', by John Day, Henry Chettle, and John Singer. Same date. Not printed.
#''[[Hot Anger Soon Cold]]'', by Henry Porter, Henry Chettle, and [[Ben Jonson]], August 1598. Not printed.
#''Catiline's Conspiracy'', by [[Robert Wilson (dramatist)|Robert Wilson]] and Henry Chettle. Same Date. Not printed.
#'''Tis no Deceit to Deceive the Deceiver'', by Henry Chettle, September 1598. Not printed.
#''Aeneas' Revenge, with the Tragedy of Polyphemus'', by Henry Chettle, February 1598-9. Not printed.
#''[[Agamemnon]]'', by Henry Chettle and [[Thomas Dekker (poet)|Thomas Dekker]], June 1599. Not printed. Malone thought that this was the same play as "Troilus and Cressida" before mentioned.
#''[[The Stepmother's Tragedy]]'', by Henry Chettle, August 1599. Not printed.
#''[[Patient Grissel]]'', by [[Thomas Dekker (poet)|Thomas Dekker]], Henry Chettle, and [[William Haughton (playwright)|William Haughton]], December 1599. Printed in 1603.
#''The Arcadian Virgin'', by Henry Chettle and [[William Haughton (playwright)|William Haughton]]. Same date. Not printed. Mentioned in [[Philip Henslowe]]'s diary in December 1599.
#''Damon and Pithias'', by Henry Chettle, January 1599 – 1600. Not printed.
#''The Seven Wise Masters'', by Henry Chettle, [[Thomas Dekker (poet)|Thomas Dekker]], [[William Haughton (playwright)|William Haughton]], and John Day, March 1599 – 1600. Not printed.
#''The Golden Ass and Cupid and Psyche'', by [[Thomas Dekker (poet)|Thomas Dekker]], John Day, and Henry Chettle, April 1600. Not printed.
#''The Wooing of Death'', by Henry Chettle. Same date. Not printed.
#''The Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green'', by Henry Chettle and John Day. Same date. Printed in 1659.
#''All is not Gold that Glisters'', by Samuel Rowley and Henry Chettle, March 1600. Not printed.
#''Sebastian, King of Portugal'', by Henry Chettle and [[Thomas Dekker (poet)|Thomas Dekker]], April 1601. Not printed.
#''Cardinal Wolsey, Part I'', by Henry Chettle, August 1601. Not printed.
#''Cardinal Wolsey, Part II'', by Henry Chettle, May 1602. Not printed.
#''The Orphan's Tragedy'', by Henry Chettle, September 1601. Not printed.
#''Too Good to be True'', by Henry Chettle, Richard Hathwaye, and [[Wentworth Smith]], November 1601. Not printed.
#''Love Parts Friendship'', by Henry Chettle and [[Wentworth Smith]], May 1602. Not printed.
#''Tobyas'', by Henry Chettle. Same date. Not printed.
#''Jeptha'', by Henry Chettle. Same date. Not printed.
#''A Danish Tragedy'', by Henry Chettle. Same date. Not printed.
#''Femelanco'', by Henry Chettle and ---- Robinson, September 1602. Not printed.
#''Lady Jane, Part I'', by Henry Chettle, [[Thomas Dekker (poet)|Thomas Dekker]], [[Thomas Heywood]], [[Wentworth Smith]], and John Webster, November 1602. Not printed.
#''Lady Jane, Part II'', by the same authors, Smith excepted. Same date. Not printed.
#''The London Florentine, Part I'', by [[Thomas Heywood]] and Henry Chettle, December 1602. Not printed.
#''The London Florentine, Part II'', by the same authors. Same date. Not printed.
#''The Tragedy of Hoffman'', by Henry Chettle. Same date. [https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A18596.0001.001/1:2?rgn=div1;view=fulltext Printed] in 1631. 
#''[[Jane Shore]],'' by Henry Chettle and John Day, March 1602-3. Not printed