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While we shall adopt the opinion of the majority of critics that Shake - speare and Marlowe were collaborators of Henry VI , we feel that Malone must have been approximately correct as to the date of composition .
While we shall adopt the opinion of the majority of critics that Shake - speare and Marlowe were collaborators of Henry VI , we feel that Malone must have been approximately correct as to the date of composition .
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The best - known “ time sonnet ” is 107 , which is reproduced at the beginning of chapter I. In the nineteenth century , Samuel Butler interpreted the " mortal moon ” as the defeat of the Spanish Armada and gave the composition date of ...
The best - known “ time sonnet ” is 107 , which is reproduced at the beginning of chapter I. In the nineteenth century , Samuel Butler interpreted the " mortal moon ” as the defeat of the Spanish Armada and gave the composition date of ...
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E. K. Chambers suggested that Shake - speare wrote Romeo and Juliet because of a perturbing love experience through which he had just passed . From the London earthquake reference we can fix the date of the composition of Romeo and ...
E. K. Chambers suggested that Shake - speare wrote Romeo and Juliet because of a perturbing love experience through which he had just passed . From the London earthquake reference we can fix the date of the composition of Romeo and ...
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CHAPTER | 5 |
THE QUEST BEGINS | 13 |
RIDDLES AND CLUES | 22 |
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