King Henry the EighthUniversity Press, 1962 - 135 pages |
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Page xxii
... less striking examples 3 seem to me to establish the case for Fletcher beyond any reasonable doubt ; especially in conjunction with the greater frequency of such contractions as ' t and th ' in Shakespeare.4 2 I observed earlier that ...
... less striking examples 3 seem to me to establish the case for Fletcher beyond any reasonable doubt ; especially in conjunction with the greater frequency of such contractions as ' t and th ' in Shakespeare.4 2 I observed earlier that ...
Page xlii
... less ornate than later because of financial stringency . To Palmer was assigned King Henry , with Bensley as Wolsey ; Mrs Siddons played Katharine ( her part already several times in the provinces , 1778-80 ) . Kemble himself had a ...
... less ornate than later because of financial stringency . To Palmer was assigned King Henry , with Bensley as Wolsey ; Mrs Siddons played Katharine ( her part already several times in the provinces , 1778-80 ) . Kemble himself had a ...
Page 134
... less arbitrarily , and without any specific holder in mind . 200. Hereford ( Cap . ) F ' Hertford ' . The name is regularly disyllabic in R. II , where ' Herford ' is the normal Q , F spelling . 204. practice See G. 205. to look on ...
... less arbitrarily , and without any specific holder in mind . 200. Hereford ( Cap . ) F ' Hertford ' . The name is regularly disyllabic in R. II , where ' Herford ' is the normal Q , F spelling . 204. practice See G. 205. to look on ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
The Play | xxxi |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF HENRY VIII | xxxviii |
Copyright | |
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