Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 30Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... King's human qualities . With Bates , Court , and Williams , Henry insists at length on the humanity of the King : For , though I speak it to you , I think the King is but a man , as I am . The violet smells to him as it does to me ...
... King's human qualities . With Bates , Court , and Williams , Henry insists at length on the humanity of the King : For , though I speak it to you , I think the King is but a man , as I am . The violet smells to him as it does to me ...
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... king's cause unresolved : " Tis certain " says Williams , " every man that dies ill , the ill upon his own head ; the king is not to answer it " ( 193-94 ) . Henry's later attempt to push another historiographical point , this the ...
... king's cause unresolved : " Tis certain " says Williams , " every man that dies ill , the ill upon his own head ; the king is not to answer it " ( 193-94 ) . Henry's later attempt to push another historiographical point , this the ...
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... king's , and after the king's example offers Williams money . Fluellen's bad judgments , gull- ibility , and multiple reversals of his own stands in accordance with what he perceives to be the king's stand all together mark him as ...
... king's , and after the king's example offers Williams money . Fluellen's bad judgments , gull- ibility , and multiple reversals of his own stands in accordance with what he perceives to be the king's stand all together mark him as ...
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