Shakespeare Studies in Baconian LightJ. Howell, 1901 - 499 páginas |
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... critics , do be patient and tolerant about it ; -be not so indelicately angry ! Cease your clamours and asperities , and denuncia- tions and vituperations , and let us talk over the matter gravely and calmly , without vulgar abuse or ...
... critics , do be patient and tolerant about it ; -be not so indelicately angry ! Cease your clamours and asperities , and denuncia- tions and vituperations , and let us talk over the matter gravely and calmly , without vulgar abuse or ...
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... critics are not so civil . Indeed , a discreditable habit has arisen of reviling and insulting those who advo- cate the Baconian authorship of Shakespeare . Measureless and supercilious contempt , with much affusion of unsa- voury ...
... critics are not so civil . Indeed , a discreditable habit has arisen of reviling and insulting those who advo- cate the Baconian authorship of Shakespeare . Measureless and supercilious contempt , with much affusion of unsa- voury ...
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... critics and biographers . That such a classic element exists - classic learning , and even more obviously , a ... critics , such as Richard Grant White , Cowden Clarke , and Charles Knight , frankly acknowledge it , and do not profess to ...
... critics and biographers . That such a classic element exists - classic learning , and even more obviously , a ... critics , such as Richard Grant White , Cowden Clarke , and Charles Knight , frankly acknowledge it , and do not profess to ...
Conteúdo
Francis Bacon | 32 |
3 Bacons Selfvindication | 47 |
I Cannot Tell | 54 |
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