The Complete Works of William ShakespeareJefferson Press, 1906 |
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William Shakespeare. S 6 Shakespeare and Marlowe - their joint production in 1589 -- and various similar suggestions have been made by critics . We know absolutely nothing about its authorship , but we may safely assert that it contains ...
William Shakespeare. S 6 Shakespeare and Marlowe - their joint production in 1589 -- and various similar suggestions have been made by critics . We know absolutely nothing about its authorship , but we may safely assert that it contains ...
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... Shakespeare's Share in the Play . As regards the Induc . tion , opinion is divided ; but a careful comparison of the two versions leaves little doubt that the revision was Shakespeare's ; Act I. is almost unanimously assigned to the ...
... Shakespeare's Share in the Play . As regards the Induc . tion , opinion is divided ; but a careful comparison of the two versions leaves little doubt that the revision was Shakespeare's ; Act I. is almost unanimously assigned to the ...
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William Shakespeare. pecially Faulconbridge , whose character Shakespeare has ren . dered consistent and ennobled ; he makes him not merely the central character , but also a sort of Chorus of the play , giving vent to sentiments of ...
William Shakespeare. pecially Faulconbridge , whose character Shakespeare has ren . dered consistent and ennobled ; he makes him not merely the central character , but also a sort of Chorus of the play , giving vent to sentiments of ...
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