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His Bacon - Shakespeare Anatomy shows , by means of several hundred parallels between the acknowledged works of Bacon , and the plays and poems of Shakespeare , the complete harmony in mind and expression existing between the two sets ...
His Bacon - Shakespeare Anatomy shows , by means of several hundred parallels between the acknowledged works of Bacon , and the plays and poems of Shakespeare , the complete harmony in mind and expression existing between the two sets ...
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These likenesses of thought and expression are mainly limited to these two contemporaries . It may also be admitted that one must have copied the other . GERALD MASSEY . He [ Bacon ) seems to have written his Essays with the pen of ...
These likenesses of thought and expression are mainly limited to these two contemporaries . It may also be admitted that one must have copied the other . GERALD MASSEY . He [ Bacon ) seems to have written his Essays with the pen of ...
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Drayton's reference to his " Idea " as “ my better part ” recalls Shakespeare's use of the same expression for his Art in Sonnet XXXIX : O , how thy worth with manners may I sing , Ι When thou art all the better part of me ?
Drayton's reference to his " Idea " as “ my better part ” recalls Shakespeare's use of the same expression for his Art in Sonnet XXXIX : O , how thy worth with manners may I sing , Ι When thou art all the better part of me ?
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