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A Shakespearian Grammar : An Attempt to Illustrate Some of the Differences Between Elizabethan and Modern English
Edwin A. Abbott
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Shakespeare and the Rival Poet : Displaying Shakespeare as a Satirist and Proving the Identity of the Patron and the Rival of the Sonnets
Arthur Acheson
Hardcover - $75.95
Shakespeare and the Rival Poet : Displaying Shakespeare as a Satirist and Proving the Identity of the Patron and the Rival of the Sonnets
Arthur Acheson
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This scarce antiquarian book is included in our special Legacy Reprint Series. In the interest of creating a more extensive selection of rare historical book reprints, we have chosen to reproduce this title even though it may possibly have occasional ...
Othello as Tragedy
Jane Adamson
Paperback - $117.95
Critical views of Othello have polarized during the last forthy years. The dispute is between those who follow Coleridge and Bradley and see Othello as noble but diabolically misled, and those who follow Eliot and Leavis and see him as a criminal ego ...
Essays, Mainly Shakespearean
Anne Barton
Paperback - $149.95
Anne Barton's essays on Shakespeare and his contemporaries are characterized by their combination of intelligence, humanity and elegance. In this linked but wide-ranging collection, addressing such topics as Shakespeare's trust--and mistrust--of lang ...
Essays, Mainly Shakespearean
Anne Barton
Hardcover - $296.95
Anne Barton's essays on Shakespeare and his contemporaries are characterized by their combination of intelligence, humanity and elegance. In this linked but wide-ranging collection, addressing such topics as Shakespeare's trust--and mistrust--of lang ...
Bacon's Nova Resuscitatio or the Unveiling of His Concealed Works and Travels Part 1
Walter Begley
Paperback - $42.95
Volume 1 of 3. Mr. Begley claims to have brought forward in these works a large mass of material, much of which is new, tending to show that young Francis Bacon was in those earlier years, of which Spedding knew so little, busily engaged both in poet ...