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The argument occasionally set up for Shakespearean authorship of “ The Passionate Shepherd ” rests on two facts and one assumption . It is a fact that the poem first appears in a book attributed to Shakespeare . It is also a fact that ...
The argument occasionally set up for Shakespearean authorship of “ The Passionate Shepherd ” rests on two facts and one assumption . It is a fact that the poem first appears in a book attributed to Shakespeare . It is also a fact that ...
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The last parallel is , of course , accounted for by the fact that an ambassador is repeating at the English court the message given him at the French court . But only a dramatist with a strong tendency to repeat would give the report in ...
The last parallel is , of course , accounted for by the fact that an ambassador is repeating at the English court the message given him at the French court . But only a dramatist with a strong tendency to repeat would give the report in ...
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The Busby , Bagot , and Green of actual fact were not responsible for the real king's misdeeds . Gaveston and the Spensers were . Shakespeare found the accusation dramatically effective and took it over from Marlowe in blithe ...
The Busby , Bagot , and Green of actual fact were not responsible for the real king's misdeeds . Gaveston and the Spensers were . Shakespeare found the accusation dramatically effective and took it over from Marlowe in blithe ...
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