King JohnJoseph Candido This volume documents the course of Shakespeare criticism on King John, from the earliest items of recorded criticism to the beginnings of the modern period around 1920. The introduction traces the history of the play. |
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... spiritual elements which he cannot disregard . But here is the Church , which commands him to break them ; and the Church , too , is a principle which he acknowledges most devoutly . What is he to do ? Philip hesitates to obey the ...
... spiritual elements which he cannot disregard . But here is the Church , which commands him to break them ; and the Church , too , is a principle which he acknowledges most devoutly . What is he to do ? Philip hesitates to obey the ...
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... spiritual light , the divine light , of the beautiful . Aristotle's celebrated treatise on poetry places the essence ... spirituality of other men , - an assumption which , concentrating in itself the guilt of usurpation with the ...
... spiritual light , the divine light , of the beautiful . Aristotle's celebrated treatise on poetry places the essence ... spirituality of other men , - an assumption which , concentrating in itself the guilt of usurpation with the ...
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... spiritual consoler , and not a mere cold - hearted , calculating politician - [ Quotes 3.4.76-89 : ' And , Father Cardinal .... ' ] . Again Lewis , though he changes his tone afterwards , fully recognizes the Legate's spiritual ...
... spiritual consoler , and not a mere cold - hearted , calculating politician - [ Quotes 3.4.76-89 : ' And , Father Cardinal .... ' ] . Again Lewis , though he changes his tone afterwards , fully recognizes the Legate's spiritual ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
EDMOND MALONE commentary on King John 1790 31 5245 | 31 |
JOSEPH RITSON response to Malone 1792 | 42 |
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