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That the play in which the brave Talbot triumphed “ again on the stage ” was what
we call " The First Part of Henry VI . , ' there can be no reasonable doubt ; that
what we call the Second and Third Parts of · Henry VI . , ' and perhaps · Richard III
...
That the play in which the brave Talbot triumphed “ again on the stage ” was what
we call " The First Part of Henry VI . , ' there can be no reasonable doubt ; that
what we call the Second and Third Parts of · Henry VI . , ' and perhaps · Richard III
...
Pagina 8
It is plausibly conjectured , ” says Mr . Collier , “ that Shakespeare never touched “
The First Part of Henry VI . , ' as it stands in his works , and it is merely the old play
on the early events of that reign , which was most likely written about 1589 .
It is plausibly conjectured , ” says Mr . Collier , “ that Shakespeare never touched “
The First Part of Henry VI . , ' as it stands in his works , and it is merely the old play
on the early events of that reign , which was most likely written about 1589 .
Pagina 19
And what then has Malone to urge against the dependence , the unity of action ,
the identity of characterization , the similarity of manner , which all prove , as far
as such a subject is capable of internal proof , that “ The First Part of Henry VI ...
And what then has Malone to urge against the dependence , the unity of action ,
the identity of characterization , the similarity of manner , which all prove , as far
as such a subject is capable of internal proof , that “ The First Part of Henry VI ...
Pagina 28
When Cibber concocted the medley which he called · Richard III . , ' he , not
having the fear before his eyes of the critics who succeeded him , adopted the
scene in which Richard murders Henry VI . , as the work of Shakspere . We
request our ...
When Cibber concocted the medley which he called · Richard III . , ' he , not
having the fear before his eyes of the critics who succeeded him , adopted the
scene in which Richard murders Henry VI . , as the work of Shakspere . We
request our ...
Pagina 67
Of those artists to whom can be possibly imputed the composition of · The First
Part of Henry VI . , ' there are only five in whom can be traced any supposed
resemblance of style . They are — Peele , Marlowe , Greene , Lodge , and Kyd .
Of those artists to whom can be possibly imputed the composition of · The First
Part of Henry VI . , ' there are only five in whom can be traced any supposed
resemblance of style . They are — Peele , Marlowe , Greene , Lodge , and Kyd .
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| Titel | The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems of William Shakspere: Histories. Tragedies Volume 7 van The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems of William Shakspere, William Shakespeare |
| Auteur | William Shakespeare |
| Redacteur | Charles Knight |
| Editie | 2 |
| Uitgever | C. Knight, 1843 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Princeton University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 26 nov 2008 |
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