Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 63Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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Page 178
... England , and that Jack Cade constitutes the most realized example in Shake- speare's work of a character who is able to transform his political subjection into something amounting to our modern sense of class - based resistance . " The ...
... England , and that Jack Cade constitutes the most realized example in Shake- speare's work of a character who is able to transform his political subjection into something amounting to our modern sense of class - based resistance . " The ...
Page 184
... England , ed . Anthony Fletcher and John Stevenson ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1985 ) , p . 206 , n . 33. Michael Hattaway offers this commentary on the similar conclusion reached by the editors of the volume in which ...
... England , ed . Anthony Fletcher and John Stevenson ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1985 ) , p . 206 , n . 33. Michael Hattaway offers this commentary on the similar conclusion reached by the editors of the volume in which ...
Page 190
... England and Scotland ( there had been so many that Scotland was almost as much an " arch - enemy " as France , was in fact usually in league with France against England ) ; what then ? Is not Henry here saying that a king of England ...
... England and Scotland ( there had been so many that Scotland was almost as much an " arch - enemy " as France , was in fact usually in league with France against England ) ; what then ? Is not Henry here saying that a king of England ...
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