Eighteenth Century Essays on ShakespeareDavid Nichol Smith J. MacLehose and Sons, 1903 - 358 páginas |
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... Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet , 1736. The volume is anonymous , but has been ascribed to Sir Thomas Hanmer ( see below , p . liii ) . It examines the play " according to the rules of reason and nature , without having any regard to ...
... Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet , 1736. The volume is anonymous , but has been ascribed to Sir Thomas Hanmer ( see below , p . liii ) . It examines the play " according to the rules of reason and nature , without having any regard to ...
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... Remarks on Tragedy ( 1774 ) . In this little volume of essays the dramatic rules are defended against the criticism of Johnson by a lame repetition of the arguments which Johnson had overthrown . Even Pope is said to have let his ...
... Remarks on Tragedy ( 1774 ) . In this little volume of essays the dramatic rules are defended against the criticism of Johnson by a lame repetition of the arguments which Johnson had overthrown . Even Pope is said to have let his ...
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... remarks were sug- gested , as he tells us , by conversation in which he found himself opposed to the prevalent opinion . He is more pronounced in his views than Rowe had been . His main argument is that as Shakespeare is deficient in ...
... remarks were sug- gested , as he tells us , by conversation in which he found himself opposed to the prevalent opinion . He is more pronounced in his views than Rowe had been . His main argument is that as Shakespeare is deficient in ...
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... remark- ably able study . Though Farmer speaks expressly of acquitting " our great poet of all piratical depredations on the Ancients , " his purpose has often been misunder- stood , or at least misrepresented . He aimed at giving ...
... remark- ably able study . Though Farmer speaks expressly of acquitting " our great poet of all piratical depredations on the Ancients , " his purpose has often been misunder- stood , or at least misrepresented . He aimed at giving ...
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... remark on his obscurities and plays on words , and even , as Dryden had done , on his bombast . What Shaftesbury or Atterbury had said at the beginning of the century is repeated , as we should expect , by the rhetoricians , such as ...
... remark on his obscurities and plays on words , and even , as Dryden had done , on his bombast . What Shaftesbury or Atterbury had said at the beginning of the century is repeated , as we should expect , by the rhetoricians , such as ...
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