Shakspeare and His TimesHarper, 1864 - 360 páginas |
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... less than profanation to apply the words genius and glory to dramas which they considered as crude as they were coarse . At the present day , all controversy regarding Shaks- peare's genius and glory has come to an end . No one ventures ...
... less than profanation to apply the words genius and glory to dramas which they considered as crude as they were coarse . At the present day , all controversy regarding Shaks- peare's genius and glory has come to an end . No one ventures ...
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... less dependent for its de- velopment upon the progress of civilization , as it is pow- erful and pure even in the most backward state of society . From its very beginning , dramatic poetry has invoked the aid of piety , because , of all ...
... less dependent for its de- velopment upon the progress of civilization , as it is pow- erful and pure even in the most backward state of society . From its very beginning , dramatic poetry has invoked the aid of piety , because , of all ...
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... less unity . During more than ten centuries , nothing was easy , general , or simple in our Europe . Religion , liberty , public order , literature - noth- ing has been developed among us without long - continued effort , in the midst ...
... less unity . During more than ten centuries , nothing was easy , general , or simple in our Europe . Religion , liberty , public order , literature - noth- ing has been developed among us without long - continued effort , in the midst ...
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... less subjected by a scientifically constructed despotism , and even by a well - regulated liberty . Thus it was that the age of Richelieu and Louis XIV . consciously possessed that amount of liberty which has furnished us with a ...
... less subjected by a scientifically constructed despotism , and even by a well - regulated liberty . Thus it was that the age of Richelieu and Louis XIV . consciously possessed that amount of liberty which has furnished us with a ...
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... less skillfully organ- ised than it was in France under Louis XIV . , had to treat with much more deeply - rooted principles of liberty . It would be a mistake to measure the despotism of Elizabeth by the speeches of her flatterers , or ...
... less skillfully organ- ised than it was in France under Louis XIV . , had to treat with much more deeply - rooted principles of liberty . It would be a mistake to measure the despotism of Elizabeth by the speeches of her flatterers , or ...
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