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Page xxxiii
... Suffolk , seem to be merely capricious . III . ii . Note the careful stage - instructions in Q , at the opening . The same conclusion as in the last scene , holds good of authorship in this , but there are even fewer signs of Peele in ...
... Suffolk , seem to be merely capricious . III . ii . Note the careful stage - instructions in Q , at the opening . The same conclusion as in the last scene , holds good of authorship in this , but there are even fewer signs of Peele in ...
Page xxxiv
... Suffolk's exit in Q. The stage direction here is both explicit and important since it gives us Walter ( Water ) Whitmore's name . Note too the prophecies and the quibbling on " Pole " ( 70 ) as in Jack Straw ( see note ) . But the ...
... Suffolk's exit in Q. The stage direction here is both explicit and important since it gives us Walter ( Water ) Whitmore's name . Note too the prophecies and the quibbling on " Pole " ( 70 ) as in Jack Straw ( see note ) . But the ...
Page xxxv
... Suffolk now alive " is found lower down in Scene ix . ( Q ) . Unaccountable change . IV . V. 10. gather head . Peele , Battle of Alcazar ( p . 432 , a ) : “ The Spaniard ready to embark himself , Here gathers to a head . " The ...
... Suffolk now alive " is found lower down in Scene ix . ( Q ) . Unaccountable change . IV . V. 10. gather head . Peele , Battle of Alcazar ( p . 432 , a ) : “ The Spaniard ready to embark himself , Here gathers to a head . " The ...
Page li
... Suffolk's negotiations for the marriage of the King with Margaret of Anjou . . . . Time of this play , fourteen days represented on the stage : with intervals , sug- gesting a period in all of say , at the outside , a couple of years ...
... Suffolk's negotiations for the marriage of the King with Margaret of Anjou . . . . Time of this play , fourteen days represented on the stage : with intervals , sug- gesting a period in all of say , at the outside , a couple of years ...
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... SUFFOLK . DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM . LORD CLIFFORD . Young Clifford , his Son . EARL OF SAlisbury . EARL OF WARWICK . LORD SCALES , Governor of the Tower . LORD SAY . SIR HUMPHREY STAFFORD and WILLIAM STAFFORD , his Brother . SIR JOHN STANLEY ...
... SUFFOLK . DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM . LORD CLIFFORD . Young Clifford , his Son . EARL OF SAlisbury . EARL OF WARWICK . LORD SCALES , Governor of the Tower . LORD SAY . SIR HUMPHREY STAFFORD and WILLIAM STAFFORD , his Brother . SIR JOHN STANLEY ...
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