Shakspere's Predecessors in the English DramaSmith, Elder & Company, 1909 - 551 Seiten "A critical inquiry into the condition of the English drama" -- Preface. |
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... learned critics on the playwright . And no sooner had this peril been avoided , than another threatened . It seemed for a moment as though our theatre might be prostituted to purposes of political satire , diverted from its B 2.
... learned critics on the playwright . And no sooner had this peril been avoided , than another threatened . It seemed for a moment as though our theatre might be prostituted to purposes of political satire , diverted from its B 2.
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... learned , and aimed at being a correct , poet . He formed a conception of poetry as the proper instrument of moral education , to which he gave clear utter- ance in his prose essays , and which was afterwards advocated by Milton . He ...
... learned , and aimed at being a correct , poet . He formed a conception of poetry as the proper instrument of moral education , to which he gave clear utter- ance in his prose essays , and which was afterwards advocated by Milton . He ...
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... learned in our modern civilisation displayed itself . And the masses of the people were still in harmony with these high strains . They formed the audience of Shakspere . They wept for Desdemona , adored Imogen , listened with Jessica ...
... learned in our modern civilisation displayed itself . And the masses of the people were still in harmony with these high strains . They formed the audience of Shakspere . They wept for Desdemona , adored Imogen , listened with Jessica ...
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... learned sock . ' Those who would not worship his Muse were treated by him with contempt . He pursued his own designs , penning satiric dramas on his fellow - craftsmen , and pouring scorn upon The loathed stage And the more loathsome ...
... learned sock . ' Those who would not worship his Muse were treated by him with contempt . He pursued his own designs , penning satiric dramas on his fellow - craftsmen , and pouring scorn upon The loathed stage And the more loathsome ...
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... learned taste would have been salutary . This argument cannot , however , be maintained in the face of what is known about the influence of academies upon the Drama in Italy and France . Certainly , the form of English plays leaves much ...
... learned taste would have been salutary . This argument cannot , however , be maintained in the face of what is known about the influence of academies upon the Drama in Italy and France . Certainly , the form of English plays leaves much ...
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