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... doubt went too far in portioning out some of the Shakespeare canon among different collaborators . No doubt , too , there has been much irresponsible guess- work as to what Shakespeare really intended to write , causing fears of anarchy ...
... doubt went too far in portioning out some of the Shakespeare canon among different collaborators . No doubt , too , there has been much irresponsible guess- work as to what Shakespeare really intended to write , causing fears of anarchy ...
Page 73
... doubts as to legitimacy . ( This last point is one that recurs analogously in 1 Henry IV . ) In the broad outline of ... doubt . As King Philip of France states the case to King John : That Geoffrey was thy elder brother born , And this ...
... doubts as to legitimacy . ( This last point is one that recurs analogously in 1 Henry IV . ) In the broad outline of ... doubt . As King Philip of France states the case to King John : That Geoffrey was thy elder brother born , And this ...
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... doubt if there are . It is worth observing that there is no open conflict between Katherine and Anne and we are nowhere led to expect one . Katherine does not even mention Anne at any time . Shakespeare could obviously have written a ...
... doubt if there are . It is worth observing that there is no open conflict between Katherine and Anne and we are nowhere led to expect one . Katherine does not even mention Anne at any time . Shakespeare could obviously have written a ...
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The Whole Contention One Play into | 19 |
Treachery and Dissension Two Plays into | 38 |
Plots and Prophecies | 59 |
Copyright | |
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