The HistoriesHeritage Press, 1958 - Всего страниц: 1016 |
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... play was in part at least prompted by the strange manner in which the performance of Shakespeare's play formed a fea- ture in the preparations for the Essex rising . On 18 February 1601 Augustine Phillips , a member of Shakespeare's ...
... play was in part at least prompted by the strange manner in which the performance of Shakespeare's play formed a fea- ture in the preparations for the Essex rising . On 18 February 1601 Augustine Phillips , a member of Shakespeare's ...
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... play which Shakespeare had written be- fore he joined Pembroke's men and that its revival was so successful because of the success of the second and third parts and the growing recognition of Shakespeare's powers as a dramatist ...
... play which Shakespeare had written be- fore he joined Pembroke's men and that its revival was so successful because of the success of the second and third parts and the growing recognition of Shakespeare's powers as a dramatist ...
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... play , leading up to an important climax that suggests what the whole play is to be about - here Shakespeare shows that he is already a master of construction . The next scene is at the French court and this provides the contrast ...
... play , leading up to an important climax that suggests what the whole play is to be about - here Shakespeare shows that he is already a master of construction . The next scene is at the French court and this provides the contrast ...
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