The Works of Shakespeare: A midsummer-night's dream. 1924at the University Press, 1956 |
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... cause . His death is but a symbol of a greater disaster , the death of liberty . And the defeat is brought about , not at Philippi , but through the corruption and instability of human nature . Viewed in this wider perspective , the ...
... cause . His death is but a symbol of a greater disaster , the death of liberty . And the defeat is brought about , not at Philippi , but through the corruption and instability of human nature . Viewed in this wider perspective , the ...
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... cause i.e. the cause of liberty . 14-16 . believe me ... may believe i.e. accept me as an honest man and remember my reputation that you may do so . 17. senses reason ( O.E.D. 10 ) ; i.e. he appeals to their heads , not ( like Ant ...
... cause i.e. the cause of liberty . 14-16 . believe me ... may believe i.e. accept me as an honest man and remember my reputation that you may do so . 17. senses reason ( O.E.D. 10 ) ; i.e. he appeals to their heads , not ( like Ant ...
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... cause and represents as the punishment of one of Cass.'s friends . Apart from this Sh . follows his source very closely at this point , as my italics show : " The next day after , Brut . , upon complaint of the Sardians , did condemn ...
... cause and represents as the punishment of one of Cass.'s friends . Apart from this Sh . follows his source very closely at this point , as my italics show : " The next day after , Brut . , upon complaint of the Sardians , did condemn ...
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INTRODUCTION PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF JULIUS CÆSAR | xxxiv |
TO THE READER | xlvii |
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