Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie & son, limited, 1900 - 136 Seiten |
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... Shakespeare did not join in the poetical lamenta- tions of the time . § 13. James I. had not been many days in Lon- don , before he granted a license to the members of Shakespeare's company to enact plays both in town and in the ...
... Shakespeare did not join in the poetical lamenta- tions of the time . § 13. James I. had not been many days in Lon- don , before he granted a license to the members of Shakespeare's company to enact plays both in town and in the ...
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... Shakespeare's hand ; but we may say of this play , as we have said of Titus Andronicus , that it is essentially pre ... Shakespeare's plays " , says Mr. Swin- burne , " belongs absolutely to the school of Mar- lowe . The influence of ...
... Shakespeare's hand ; but we may say of this play , as we have said of Titus Andronicus , that it is essentially pre ... Shakespeare's plays " , says Mr. Swin- burne , " belongs absolutely to the school of Mar- lowe . The influence of ...
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... , did much to make Shakespeare better known . The first French transla- tion of all Shakespeare's plays was that of Letour- neur ( 1776–82 ) . The tone of his author was in some places altered to suit the taste of the age ;
... , did much to make Shakespeare better known . The first French transla- tion of all Shakespeare's plays was that of Letour- neur ( 1776–82 ) . The tone of his author was in some places altered to suit the taste of the age ;
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