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... Elizabethan schoolmaster might have set his boys many a speech in Shakespeare's early plays as an exercise in the identification of schemes and tropes , and to name the figures in ( say ) the soliloquy of Henry VI which begins " This ...
... Elizabethan schoolmaster might have set his boys many a speech in Shakespeare's early plays as an exercise in the identification of schemes and tropes , and to name the figures in ( say ) the soliloquy of Henry VI which begins " This ...
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... Elizabethan means enjoying word - spinning on the level of Speed , few of us can be good Elizabethans . It is some consolation to have Camden on our side , and Camden's greatest pupil who attacked the ' Stage - practice ' of ' mis ...
... Elizabethan means enjoying word - spinning on the level of Speed , few of us can be good Elizabethans . It is some consolation to have Camden on our side , and Camden's greatest pupil who attacked the ' Stage - practice ' of ' mis ...
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... I have said that the Elizabethans sometimes conducted 1 Elizabethan Critical Essays , ed . G. Gregory Smith , 1904 , ii . 288 . 2 Op . cit . i . 150 . | an argument from step to step by a series of 178 PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH ACADEMY.
... I have said that the Elizabethans sometimes conducted 1 Elizabethan Critical Essays , ed . G. Gregory Smith , 1904 , ii . 288 . 2 Op . cit . i . 150 . | an argument from step to step by a series of 178 PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH ACADEMY.
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 19 |
TSARDOM AND IMPERIALISM IN THE FAR EAST and Middle East | 25 |
REASON AND INTUITION Philosophical Lecture By A C Ewing | 67 |
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