Shakespeare's Political Plays, Volumen10Random House, 1967 - 241 páginas |
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... character , as in the Digby Mary Magdalen . While these plays frequently dealt with the life of Christ or of one of his apostles or associates , they also often turned their attention to much later saints -- for example , the Play of ...
... character , as in the Digby Mary Magdalen . While these plays frequently dealt with the life of Christ or of one of his apostles or associates , they also often turned their attention to much later saints -- for example , the Play of ...
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... characters , such as Iago and Edmund . The strength of all these characters lies in their absolute self - knowledge , which gives them the advantage over those around them , and an ... character from that of 58 THE FIRST TETRALOGY.
... characters , such as Iago and Edmund . The strength of all these characters lies in their absolute self - knowledge , which gives them the advantage over those around them , and an ... character from that of 58 THE FIRST TETRALOGY.
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... character of Richard is not given false prominence because of the almost pathological excitement he arouses . It might be considered a serious criticism of Richard as a character in a history play to say that not only is he a gross ...
... character of Richard is not given false prominence because of the almost pathological excitement he arouses . It might be considered a serious criticism of Richard as a character in a history play to say that not only is he a gross ...
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