The life of King Henry VIIICassell & Company, 1908 |
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Page 12
... and , in point of execution , not unworthy of Shakspere , are utterly irrelevant to the business of the play ; for what have we to do with the quarrel between Gardiner and Cranmer ? Nothing in the play is 12 Introduction.
... and , in point of execution , not unworthy of Shakspere , are utterly irrelevant to the business of the play ; for what have we to do with the quarrel between Gardiner and Cranmer ? Nothing in the play is 12 Introduction.
Page 13
William Shakespeare. between Gardiner and Cranmer ? Nothing in the play is explaind by it , nothing depends upon it . It is used only ( so far as the argument is concernd ) as a preface for introducing Cranmer as godfather to Queen ...
William Shakespeare. between Gardiner and Cranmer ? Nothing in the play is explaind by it , nothing depends upon it . It is used only ( so far as the argument is concernd ) as a preface for introducing Cranmer as godfather to Queen ...
Page 23
... Katharine , the fall of Wolsey , the rise of Cranmer , etc. This was expanded by Fletcher into the present play as well as he was able , the original design being beyond his powers of execution . Herford in his ' 23 Introduction.
... Katharine , the fall of Wolsey , the rise of Cranmer , etc. This was expanded by Fletcher into the present play as well as he was able , the original design being beyond his powers of execution . Herford in his ' 23 Introduction.
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... Cranmer ( V. ii . , 10-15 , p . 160 ) comes from Halle.2 The historic time of the play is from June , 1520 , to the christening of Elizabeth in 1533. Two subsequent events , Katharine's death early in 1536 , and the arraign- ment of Cranmer ...
... Cranmer ( V. ii . , 10-15 , p . 160 ) comes from Halle.2 The historic time of the play is from June , 1520 , to the christening of Elizabeth in 1533. Two subsequent events , Katharine's death early in 1536 , and the arraign- ment of Cranmer ...
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... CRANMER , Archbishop of Can- terbury . DUKE OF NORFOLK . DUKE OF SUFFOLK . DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM . EARL OF SURREY . Lord Chamberlain . Lord Chancellor . GARDINER , Bishop of Win- chester . BISHOP OF LINCOLN . LORD ABERGAVENNY . LORD SANDS ...
... CRANMER , Archbishop of Can- terbury . DUKE OF NORFOLK . DUKE OF SUFFOLK . DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM . EARL OF SURREY . Lord Chamberlain . Lord Chancellor . GARDINER , Bishop of Win- chester . BISHOP OF LINCOLN . LORD ABERGAVENNY . LORD SANDS ...
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