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Grafton gives a very full description in Hardyng's Continuation of this terrible scourge , who might be regarded as an anticipation of the English view of Machiavel in Elizabeth's time , with whom Shakespeare makes him compare himself .
Grafton gives a very full description in Hardyng's Continuation of this terrible scourge , who might be regarded as an anticipation of the English view of Machiavel in Elizabeth's time , with whom Shakespeare makes him compare himself .
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For some reason or other Gloucester's characteristic talent , or affectation , or mannerism is that of proverb - making . It is no compliment to the lovers of old said saws . Grafton ( Continuation of Hardyng , p .
For some reason or other Gloucester's characteristic talent , or affectation , or mannerism is that of proverb - making . It is no compliment to the lovers of old said saws . Grafton ( Continuation of Hardyng , p .
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... references and matter , is very useful . No doubt it has been noted but I have not seen it . The earliest reference in Henslowe ( to a continuation of the play , ¡° the 2 pte of the 2 angrey wemen of abengton ¡± ) dates 1598 ...
... references and matter , is very useful . No doubt it has been noted but I have not seen it . The earliest reference in Henslowe ( to a continuation of the play , ¡° the 2 pte of the 2 angrey wemen of abengton ¡± ) dates 1598 ...
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O . . . it in his poems , in Richard II . , Richard Continuation of Hardyng , i . 543 ( p . III . , Troilus and Cressida , and King 576 ) : ¡° many of Cornyshe men faynted John . This sense is noted on in Part and for feare fled .
O . . . it in his poems , in Richard II . , Richard Continuation of Hardyng , i . 543 ( p . III . , Troilus and Cressida , and King 576 ) : ¡° many of Cornyshe men faynted John . This sense is noted on in Part and for feare fled .
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... of the two new lines , ¡° Why art laine " has occurred already in First thou ... mock thee thus ¡± ( 89 , 90 ) Contention , v . ii . 59 ; but not in Part has been a disputed point . Malone II . Grafton in Continuation of replaced it .
... of the two new lines , ¡° Why art laine " has occurred already in First thou ... mock thee thus ¡± ( 89 , 90 ) Contention , v . ii . 59 ; but not in Part has been a disputed point . Malone II . Grafton in Continuation of replaced it .
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