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Page vii
... cause the present - day reader to stumble in reading it . The advantage of typographical fidelity to the first edition , so long withheld from the public , is obvious , and with no other changes whatever beyond those men- tioned ...
... cause the present - day reader to stumble in reading it . The advantage of typographical fidelity to the first edition , so long withheld from the public , is obvious , and with no other changes whatever beyond those men- tioned ...
Page xii
... causes of error by printing the First Folio as it stands , and noting varia- tions from that in chronological order . Even he did not venture so to depart from the traditional method until he brought out the fifth Play in his supremely ...
... causes of error by printing the First Folio as it stands , and noting varia- tions from that in chronological order . Even he did not venture so to depart from the traditional method until he brought out the fifth Play in his supremely ...
Page xix
... cause to comprehend the weakness as well as the strength of their Imperator and of the ideas of Im- perialism before the Anglo - Saxon race had begun to glor- ify certain new phases of the old world - winning energy which are still in ...
... cause to comprehend the weakness as well as the strength of their Imperator and of the ideas of Im- perialism before the Anglo - Saxon race had begun to glor- ify certain new phases of the old world - winning energy which are still in ...
Page xxii
... cause of the downfall of the one and the triumph of the other . In a word , it is the fulcrum of power in the play , as it was in reality . Antony adroitly made use of it to get leverage enough for the overthrow of Brutus and Cassius ...
... cause of the downfall of the one and the triumph of the other . In a word , it is the fulcrum of power in the play , as it was in reality . Antony adroitly made use of it to get leverage enough for the overthrow of Brutus and Cassius ...
Page xxiii
... caused the modern hero - worship of the practical Cæsar and depreciation of the idealistic Brutus , neither of which Shakespeare ... cause of class- power . This fact Shakespeare shows , not theoretically and explicitly , of course , but ...
... caused the modern hero - worship of the practical Cæsar and depreciation of the idealistic Brutus , neither of which Shakespeare ... cause of class- power . This fact Shakespeare shows , not theoretically and explicitly , of course , but ...
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