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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... offers the ulti- mate bond , the blood that will rank the common sol- dier with his king : We few , we happy few ... offer of brotherhood to all his soldiers at Agincourt is given a further context by the insistent acknowledgements of ...
... offers the ulti- mate bond , the blood that will rank the common sol- dier with his king : We few , we happy few ... offer of brotherhood to all his soldiers at Agincourt is given a further context by the insistent acknowledgements of ...
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... offers military grounds for his view . Cassius begins to object : " Hear me , good brother " ( IV.iii.213 ) . He gets no further . Brutus offers more good reasons , apparently military ones , and when he runs out of those , he shifts ...
... offers military grounds for his view . Cassius begins to object : " Hear me , good brother " ( IV.iii.213 ) . He gets no further . Brutus offers more good reasons , apparently military ones , and when he runs out of those , he shifts ...
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... offers Octavius : " Why do you cross me in this exigent ? " ( V.i.19 ) . Cassius did what he must do , if he is to wage war . This point becomes clear when Brutus hurls an additional charge at Cassius : in the same breath in which he ...
... offers Octavius : " Why do you cross me in this exigent ? " ( V.i.19 ) . Cassius did what he must do , if he is to wage war . This point becomes clear when Brutus hurls an additional charge at Cassius : in the same breath in which he ...
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