An inquiry into the philosophy and religion of ShakspereРипол Классик, 1972 - 547 pages |
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... Shakspere may be derived from the criticism of his works. W. J. Fox, M.P., delivered Lectures on the Politics of Shakspere indicated in his plays. We have endeavoured, therefore, in this inquiry, to decide upon Shakspere's opinions on ...
... Shakspere may be derived from the criticism of his works. W. J. Fox, M.P., delivered Lectures on the Politics of Shakspere indicated in his plays. We have endeavoured, therefore, in this inquiry, to decide upon Shakspere's opinions on ...
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... Shakspere's writings, presented in. the ' Inquiry,' is the fairest umpire to appeal to, and amply sufficient for the purpose. As an explanation of any typographical or other errors, it must be mentioned, that the author resided in the ...
... Shakspere's writings, presented in. the ' Inquiry,' is the fairest umpire to appeal to, and amply sufficient for the purpose. As an explanation of any typographical or other errors, it must be mentioned, that the author resided in the ...
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... Shakspere. One of Shakspere's iglays, onit e Other hand, has been attributed to Marllowe. hat When Shakspere first began to write he should 'be indebted to_ Marlowe shows conveniality of .sentiment between them. This Iis verified by the ...
... Shakspere. One of Shakspere's iglays, onit e Other hand, has been attributed to Marllowe. hat When Shakspere first began to write he should 'be indebted to_ Marlowe shows conveniality of .sentiment between them. This Iis verified by the ...
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... Shakspere followed him; for which they both obtained much obloquy. It has been remarked, by Leigh Hunt and Barry Cornwall, that there are evidences .of' the imitation of Marlowe in Shakspere's works. His style throughout is more ...
... Shakspere followed him; for which they both obtained much obloquy. It has been remarked, by Leigh Hunt and Barry Cornwall, that there are evidences .of' the imitation of Marlowe in Shakspere's works. His style throughout is more ...
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... Shakspere in Lardner's Cyclopazdia) as to the irreligion of Shaksperé. The cyclopsediast says, ' \Ve may add, that his Shakspere's) allusions in other respects, are in the highest egree censurable. As a late admirable writer (Gifford) ...
... Shakspere in Lardner's Cyclopazdia) as to the irreligion of Shaksperé. The cyclopsediast says, ' \Ve may add, that his Shakspere's) allusions in other respects, are in the highest egree censurable. As a late admirable writer (Gifford) ...
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