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The elaborate editions of The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus , by Professor Ward ,
and the late Professor Wagner of Hamburg , have afforded me much help ; and I
have consulted with profit the edition of Edward II . prepared by Mr. F. G. Fleay ...
The elaborate editions of The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus , by Professor Ward ,
and the late Professor Wagner of Hamburg , have afforded me much help ; and I
have consulted with profit the edition of Edward II . prepared by Mr. F. G. Fleay ...
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In the pages of the Academy ( October 20 , 1883 ) , two able scholars , Mr. C. H.
Herford and Mr. A. Wagner , have investigated the authorities from which
Marlowe drew his conception of Tamburlaine's character and history . They xxii ...
In the pages of the Academy ( October 20 , 1883 ) , two able scholars , Mr. C. H.
Herford and Mr. A. Wagner , have investigated the authorities from which
Marlowe drew his conception of Tamburlaine's character and history . They xxii ...
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... appearance as majestic as possible , Marlowe omits mention of the lameness
on which Perondinus dwells . Messrs . Herford and Wagner conclude their
scholarly paper with a suggestion that the poet “ enriched his conception of the
remote ...
... appearance as majestic as possible , Marlowe omits mention of the lameness
on which Perondinus dwells . Messrs . Herford and Wagner conclude their
scholarly paper with a suggestion that the poet “ enriched his conception of the
remote ...
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Is it by Marlowe , or is it , as the late Professor Wagner thought , the work of a
mere versifier " ? To my ear the lines are solemn and pathetic , thoroughly worthy
of Marlowe ; but it does not on this account follow that they have a dramatic
fitness .
Is it by Marlowe , or is it , as the late Professor Wagner thought , the work of a
mere versifier " ? To my ear the lines are solemn and pathetic , thoroughly worthy
of Marlowe ; but it does not on this account follow that they have a dramatic
fitness .
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For information as to the origin and growth of the Faust - legend , I refer the
reader to the elaborate introductions by Professor Ward and the late Professor
Wagner to their editions of Faustus . The point for us to consider is where
Marlowe ...
For information as to the origin and growth of the Faust - legend , I refer the
reader to the elaborate introductions by Professor Ward and the late Professor
Wagner to their editions of Faustus . The point for us to consider is where
Marlowe ...
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| Titel | The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 1 Bände 1-2 von The English dramatists The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe |
| Autor/in | Christopher Marlowe |
| Herausgeber | Arthur Henry Bullen |
| Verlag | Houghton, Mifflin, 1885 |
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