The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... king James V. was not the author , but likewife , that univerfal tradition and report , in this laft prince's time , attributed this poem to his royal ancestor , king James I. - Further , although it may not be eafy to afcertain the age ...
... king James V. was not the author , but likewife , that univerfal tradition and report , in this laft prince's time , attributed this poem to his royal ancestor , king James I. - Further , although it may not be eafy to afcertain the age ...
Page 407
... king of England to put the two Meffenger to death , and to marry his daughter to Hamblet , which was effected , and ... king of Denmarke , and what followed . F. 4 CHAP . VII . How Hamlet after his Coronation went into England , and how ...
... king of England to put the two Meffenger to death , and to marry his daughter to Hamblet , which was effected , and ... king of Denmarke , and what followed . F. 4 CHAP . VII . How Hamlet after his Coronation went into England , and how ...
Page 409
... king's chamberlains , with circumftances which SHAKESPEARE has taken and apply'd to king Duncan ; who is only faid by the Chroni- cler fimply to have been murdered at Inverness , without tell- ing the manner how . Both these hiftories ...
... king's chamberlains , with circumftances which SHAKESPEARE has taken and apply'd to king Duncan ; who is only faid by the Chroni- cler fimply to have been murdered at Inverness , without tell- ing the manner how . Both these hiftories ...
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