Non-Folio Publications

Prior to the publication of the first Beaumont and Fletcher folio in 1647 nineteen of their plays had already appeared in various quarto editions. As the first folio was primarily concerned with the publication of new material these all of these plays (with one exception) were excluded from its contents. The one exception was Beaumont's The Masque of the Inner Temple and Grey's Inns (published c. 1613) and it was the only dramatic work included in the first folio that had seen prior publication. The other eighteen excluded plays were included in the second folio of 1679.

The plays are:

The Maid's Tragedy
Philaster, or Love Lies a Bleeding
A King and No King
Bonduca
The Scornful Lady
The Elder Brother
Wit Without Money
The Faithful Shepherdess
Rule a Wife, and Have a Wife
Monsieur Thomas

Rollo, Duke of Normandy
The Wild Goose Chase
The Knight of the Burning Pestle
The Night Walker, or the Little Thief
The Coronation
Cupid's Revenge
Two Noble Kinsmen
Thierry and Theodoret
The Woman Hater

In addition to the above plays there remains one other play not included in either the first or second folios but, which is now almost universally recognized as a play that Fletcher had a hand in:

Henry VIII, or All is True.

The play was first published in the 1623 Shakespeare folio but it is now considered as the product of a collaboration between Shakespeare and Fletcher.