First Essays on LiteratureBooks for Libraries Press, 1968 - 267 páginas |
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... drama- tists : no private subscription performances were required for King Lear or Love for Love . But in the middle of the nineteenth century there were no Shakespeares , no Sheridans . There was at best a Robertson , and below him an ...
... drama- tists : no private subscription performances were required for King Lear or Love for Love . But in the middle of the nineteenth century there were no Shakespeares , no Sheridans . There was at best a Robertson , and below him an ...
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... drama . ) The work is by no means done , though an astonishing amount of work has been done . We have still far too few opportunities of seeing good plays ; we are forced to see far too many bad ones ; there are far too many ...
... drama . ) The work is by no means done , though an astonishing amount of work has been done . We have still far too few opportunities of seeing good plays ; we are forced to see far too many bad ones ; there are far too many ...
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... drama might conquer the commercial theatre and reform it throughout as the drama of Ibsen has failed to do ? We have seen that the revolution of the nineties was successful in so far as it established a secure place for itself . It did ...
... drama might conquer the commercial theatre and reform it throughout as the drama of Ibsen has failed to do ? We have seen that the revolution of the nineties was successful in so far as it established a secure place for itself . It did ...
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W N P BARBELLION | 23 |
THE LIFE OF GOETHE | 46 |
THE POETRY OF MR WALTER DE LA MARE | 68 |
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