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... characters ; whilst at the same time the device of formal accusation of one character by another keeps the crimes committed constantly in view -each is , as it were , his brother's bad conscience . The effect is to present almost all ...
... characters ; whilst at the same time the device of formal accusation of one character by another keeps the crimes committed constantly in view -each is , as it were , his brother's bad conscience . The effect is to present almost all ...
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... character ' in Shakespeare . It is clear that if Shakespeare was intent on something more than - some- thing different from - the presentation of life - like characters , 2 1 There is an excellent account of this soliloquy by D. A. ...
... character ' in Shakespeare . It is clear that if Shakespeare was intent on something more than - some- thing different from - the presentation of life - like characters , 2 1 There is an excellent account of this soliloquy by D. A. ...
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... characters either are allegorical ( ' England , a widow ' ) or hover uneasily between allegory and history ... character ' . What Shakespeare set himself to do was to present international power politics in the realistic spirit ...
... characters either are allegorical ( ' England , a widow ' ) or hover uneasily between allegory and history ... character ' . What Shakespeare set himself to do was to present international power politics in the realistic spirit ...
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William Shakespeare, the Histories: Richard III, King John, Richard II, Henry V Lionel Charles Knights No preview available - 1962 |
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