Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, 41권Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... moral design . As Spedding himself put it , the play offers ' little else than the ultimate triumph of wrong ' . In no other play of Shakespeare's does it hap- pen that ' the moral sympathy of the spectator is not carried along with the ...
... moral design . As Spedding himself put it , the play offers ' little else than the ultimate triumph of wrong ' . In no other play of Shakespeare's does it hap- pen that ' the moral sympathy of the spectator is not carried along with the ...
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... morally worthy of the crown . It is no accident that immediately following the Bastard's speech we are shown ( Act V , scene 1 ) John demon- strating his own moral weaknesses by capitulating to Pandulph and enduring unremarked such ...
... morally worthy of the crown . It is no accident that immediately following the Bastard's speech we are shown ( Act V , scene 1 ) John demon- strating his own moral weaknesses by capitulating to Pandulph and enduring unremarked such ...
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... moral right to the English throne ; that so many men follow him attests his threat to Angiers . France cannot match the moral half of this claim though he can match the threat with ' As many and as well - born bloods ' ( 278 ) . But ...
... moral right to the English throne ; that so many men follow him attests his threat to Angiers . France cannot match the moral half of this claim though he can match the threat with ' As many and as well - born bloods ' ( 278 ) . But ...
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