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... points a useful moral . But at its furthest reach it can do no more than offer a truth that we acknow- ledge about other people the Bastard's ' Commodity , the bias of the world ... ' , or Dr. Stockman's summing up in An Enemy of the ...
... points a useful moral . But at its furthest reach it can do no more than offer a truth that we acknow- ledge about other people the Bastard's ' Commodity , the bias of the world ... ' , or Dr. Stockman's summing up in An Enemy of the ...
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... points forward to the Bastard , and will be an element in the poetry of all the greater plays . And this blends unobtrusively with effects of rhetoric and artifice : consider , for example , how the alliteration insists on a slight ...
... points forward to the Bastard , and will be an element in the poetry of all the greater plays . And this blends unobtrusively with effects of rhetoric and artifice : consider , for example , how the alliteration insists on a slight ...
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... points forward to the deeper searchings of the self - division caused by evil in Macbeth , it helps to explain why Richard III is so much more than an historical pageant , more even than a political morality play . It is one instance ...
... points forward to the deeper searchings of the self - division caused by evil in Macbeth , it helps to explain why Richard III is so much more than an historical pageant , more even than a political morality play . It is one instance ...
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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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