Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, 63. kötetGale Research Company, 1984 |
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167. oldal
... cause - Lan- castrian supremacy and personal revenge - for which Clif- ford had fought against and murdered the Duke of York . The dying lord does not leave his curse to his enemies or his cause to his allies : " Come , York [ Edward ] ...
... cause - Lan- castrian supremacy and personal revenge - for which Clif- ford had fought against and murdered the Duke of York . The dying lord does not leave his curse to his enemies or his cause to his allies : " Come , York [ Edward ] ...
303. oldal
... cause , but as a tacit confession that their cause is unjust . Justice , he believes , is public in every respect , and thus he consid- ers the cloaked conspirators merely a " faction " ( 77 ) . Their partial appearance betokens a ...
... cause , but as a tacit confession that their cause is unjust . Justice , he believes , is public in every respect , and thus he consid- ers the cloaked conspirators merely a " faction " ( 77 ) . Their partial appearance betokens a ...
307. oldal
... cause is any longer truly public . As opportunities for public action and hence noble victories diminish , nobility does not so much disappear as it comes to be viewed in a radically new light . The dignity of inten- tion rises as the ...
... cause is any longer truly public . As opportunities for public action and hence noble victories diminish , nobility does not so much disappear as it comes to be viewed in a radically new light . The dignity of inten- tion rises as the ...
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Character Studies | 21 |
Gender Issues | 41 |
Marriage | 84 |
Copyright | |
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