The Works of Shakespeare: Titus Andronicus. 1948at the University Press, 1957 |
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Page xxix
... usury : we are shown in the hero ' a sort of liberal young Bassanio , who , without the moneyed backing of Antonio and Portia , experienced to his sorrow the hard economic facts of the Jacobean age'.3 In this form , the claim cannot be ...
... usury : we are shown in the hero ' a sort of liberal young Bassanio , who , without the moneyed backing of Antonio and Portia , experienced to his sorrow the hard economic facts of the Jacobean age'.3 In this form , the claim cannot be ...
Page xxxii
... usurious society , lies the advance in com- plexity in Shakespeare's treatment of usury since The Merchant of Venice . This first scene has foreshadowed the approaching fall , and has shown us in some measure how even the more genuinely ...
... usurious society , lies the advance in com- plexity in Shakespeare's treatment of usury since The Merchant of Venice . This first scene has foreshadowed the approaching fall , and has shown us in some measure how even the more genuinely ...
Page 122
... Usury ( ed . R. H. Tawney , 1925 ) , p . 332 , ' Aristotle saieth that usurers and baudes maye well goe together ' ; also Jonson , Epigrams , LVII ( with note ) . 67. All Servants F'Al . ' , subsequently ' All . ' . It is hard to ...
... Usury ( ed . R. H. Tawney , 1925 ) , p . 332 , ' Aristotle saieth that usurers and baudes maye well goe together ' ; also Jonson , Epigrams , LVII ( with note ) . 67. All Servants F'Al . ' , subsequently ' All . ' . It is hard to ...
Contents
A MASQUE AT A BANQUET FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS I | 1 |
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