Shakespeare and the LawHoughton Mifflin, 1929 - Всего страниц: 167 |
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... Shake- speare's time . In the Public Record Office an immense variety of interrogatories are collected , with the witnesses ' answers attached . Shake- speare himself gave evidence by means of answering interrogatories . Very ...
... Shake- speare's time . In the Public Record Office an immense variety of interrogatories are collected , with the witnesses ' answers attached . Shake- speare himself gave evidence by means of answering interrogatories . Very ...
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... Shake- spearian plays had grown in popularity , those of his contemporaries had passed into a comparative oblivion . As a result , some of the critics of the latter part of the eighteenth century mistook Shakespeare for a forensic ...
... Shake- spearian plays had grown in popularity , those of his contemporaries had passed into a comparative oblivion . As a result , some of the critics of the latter part of the eighteenth century mistook Shakespeare for a forensic ...
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... THE LAW After all , is there any mystery about Shake- speare's relation to the Law ? He lived in a litigious age , was brought up in a litigious atmosphere , dabbled personally in the buying of land , [ 158 ] SHAKESPEARE AND THE LAW.
... THE LAW After all , is there any mystery about Shake- speare's relation to the Law ? He lived in a litigious age , was brought up in a litigious atmosphere , dabbled personally in the buying of land , [ 158 ] SHAKESPEARE AND THE LAW.
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
THE INNS OF COURTTHE TEMPLE | 17 |
THE INNS OF CHANCERYCLEMENTS INN | 37 |
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