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... intentions exposed to view . She also clearly demonstrates the triumph of Shakespeare's creative faculty in compensating for defects in the story line . At the International Shakespeare Association's congress in Washington in 1976 there ...
... intentions exposed to view . She also clearly demonstrates the triumph of Shakespeare's creative faculty in compensating for defects in the story line . At the International Shakespeare Association's congress in Washington in 1976 there ...
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... intentions . ' Critics who cannot follow Shakespeare's intentions pick holes in the construction of these [ the historical ] plays . Looking for plot , they ignore design . ' ' Henry VI may have no plot , but it certainly has a severely ...
... intentions . ' Critics who cannot follow Shakespeare's intentions pick holes in the construction of these [ the historical ] plays . Looking for plot , they ignore design . ' ' Henry VI may have no plot , but it certainly has a severely ...
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... intentions . These intentions are for the most part reinforced by Margaret's curses and prophecies , since Richard turns on those of his own side and con- sequently his enemies are hers . In the great cursing scene of Act I , Margaret ...
... intentions . These intentions are for the most part reinforced by Margaret's curses and prophecies , since Richard turns on those of his own side and con- sequently his enemies are hers . In the great cursing scene of Act I , Margaret ...
Contents
The Whole Contention One Play into Two | 19 |
Treachery and Dissension Two Plays into One | 38 |
Plots and Prophecies The Tragedy of King Richard the Third | 53 |
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