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Page viii
... England and Germany in the xvi . cent . , ch . iii . ) . Shakespeare had certainly never seen this play . 2 Mr. Watkiss Lloyd suggested that some of Faulconbridge's char- acteristics were got from that raptarius nequissimus and bastard ...
... England and Germany in the xvi . cent . , ch . iii . ) . Shakespeare had certainly never seen this play . 2 Mr. Watkiss Lloyd suggested that some of Faulconbridge's char- acteristics were got from that raptarius nequissimus and bastard ...
Page ix
... England's peace begins in Henry's reign And bloody wars are closed with happy league , Let England live but true within itself , And all the world can never wrong her state . Lewis thou shalt be bravely shipped to France For never ...
... England's peace begins in Henry's reign And bloody wars are closed with happy league , Let England live but true within itself , And all the world can never wrong her state . Lewis thou shalt be bravely shipped to France For never ...
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... England in the olden time " being generally drawn from his pages . Though we seldom think of referring to him as authority in matters of fact , yet in some way and for some reason or other we secretly make him our standard of old ...
... England in the olden time " being generally drawn from his pages . Though we seldom think of referring to him as authority in matters of fact , yet in some way and for some reason or other we secretly make him our standard of old ...
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... England , but what may be better under- stood for a previous acquaintance with the Poet's historical representations ; though it must be owned that these have in turn received much additional light from those . Where he deviates most ...
... England , but what may be better under- stood for a previous acquaintance with the Poet's historical representations ; though it must be owned that these have in turn received much additional light from those . Where he deviates most ...
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... Maine declared from the first for Arthur , and did not waver at all in their allegiance . The drama also represents the imprisonment and death of Arthur as occurring in England ; while in fact he xviii Introduction LIFE AND DEATH.
... Maine declared from the first for Arthur , and did not waver at all in their allegiance . The drama also represents the imprisonment and death of Arthur as occurring in England ; while in fact he xviii Introduction LIFE AND DEATH.
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