The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Arranged in Their Chronological Order, Volume 2Doubleday, 1939 - 1140 páginas |
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... play was printed . The true relation of this first quarto of Hamlet to the second quarto , published in 1604_ " newly imprinted , and enlarged to almost as much againe as it was " —is a matter in dispute . It is believed by some critics ...
... play was printed . The true relation of this first quarto of Hamlet to the second quarto , published in 1604_ " newly imprinted , and enlarged to almost as much againe as it was " —is a matter in dispute . It is believed by some critics ...
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... play appeared in two quarto editions in the year 1609 ; on the title - page of the earlier of the two it is stated to have been acted at the Globe ; the later contains a singular preface in which the play is spoken of as “ never stal'd ...
... play appeared in two quarto editions in the year 1609 ; on the title - page of the earlier of the two it is stated to have been acted at the Globe ; the later contains a singular preface in which the play is spoken of as “ never stal'd ...
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... play is , beyond reasonable doubt , only in part the work of Shakespeare . Whether Shakespeare worked upon materials furnished by an older play , or whether he left his play a fragment to be completed by another hand , is uncertain ...
... play is , beyond reasonable doubt , only in part the work of Shakespeare . Whether Shakespeare worked upon materials furnished by an older play , or whether he left his play a fragment to be completed by another hand , is uncertain ...
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