ShakespeareCape, 1970 - 272 pagina's In this magnificent portrait if Shakespeare's world, the life of England's greatest playwright is recreated by one of the great novelists of our day. |
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... Elizabethan Latinists wielded rods of authority . Sometimes , alas , all too literally . It was generally acknowledged among Elizabethan educationists that children had to have knowledge crammed , and sometimes beaten , into them ...
... Elizabethan Latinists wielded rods of authority . Sometimes , alas , all too literally . It was generally acknowledged among Elizabethan educationists that children had to have knowledge crammed , and sometimes beaten , into them ...
Pagina 37
... Elizabethan drama as we know it . They whisted all , with fixèd face attent When Prince Aeneas from the royal seat Thus gan to speak , O Queene , it is thy will , I should renew a woe can not be told : How that the Grekes did spoile and ...
... Elizabethan drama as we know it . They whisted all , with fixèd face attent When Prince Aeneas from the royal seat Thus gan to speak , O Queene , it is thy will , I should renew a woe can not be told : How that the Grekes did spoile and ...
Pagina 90
... Elizabethan play , and its use of an old Roman story to illustrate a discussion on the nature of true nobility is halfway to Elizabethan practice . But we gain little enjoyment from the Tudor interludes until the deliberately non ...
... Elizabethan play , and its use of an old Roman story to illustrate a discussion on the nature of true nobility is halfway to Elizabethan practice . But we gain little enjoyment from the Tudor interludes until the deliberately non ...
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Marriage page 56 | 11 |
The Shakespeare coat of arms reverse of frontispiece | 12 |
School page | 27 |
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