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William Shakespeare Norman Egbert McClure. ments of drama he makes several changes . He introduces Prince John of Lancaster , Lady Percy , and Lady Mortimer , who do not appear in Holinshed's account of the events covered by the play .
William Shakespeare Norman Egbert McClure. ments of drama he makes several changes . He introduces Prince John of Lancaster , Lady Percy , and Lady Mortimer , who do not appear in Holinshed's account of the events covered by the play .
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very real to us , but it seemed more so to Shakespeare's day and provided a suitable background for a brilliant drama of manners and high comedy . There is ample contemporary testimony that the play was among the most popular of ...
very real to us , but it seemed more so to Shakespeare's day and provided a suitable background for a brilliant drama of manners and high comedy . There is ample contemporary testimony that the play was among the most popular of ...
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skepticism , the distrust of life , which Shakespeare displays so conspicuously in the great tragedies that explore and reveal the more terrifying depths of the soul . It is both the courteous , gentle , great - natured Shakespeare ...
skepticism , the distrust of life , which Shakespeare displays so conspicuously in the great tragedies that explore and reveal the more terrifying depths of the soul . It is both the courteous , gentle , great - natured Shakespeare ...
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| Title | Selected Plays of Shakespeare Selected Plays of Shakespeare, Karl Julius Holzknecht |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Norman Egbert McClure |
| Publisher | American Book Company, 1936 |
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