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... thought in some of Shakespeare's major plays ; but even this description is one that immediately requires quali- fication . Shakespeare was ' the greatest of all Tudor thinkers ' [ 2 ] but clearly he was not someone who ' thought out ...
... thought in some of Shakespeare's major plays ; but even this description is one that immediately requires quali- fication . Shakespeare was ' the greatest of all Tudor thinkers ' [ 2 ] but clearly he was not someone who ' thought out ...
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Lionel Charles Knights. It does not matter that in Hamlet's mind the thought of suicide merges with the thought of killing the king ; what matters is the quite unambiguous sense of health giving way to disease , of a loss of purpose and ...
Lionel Charles Knights. It does not matter that in Hamlet's mind the thought of suicide merges with the thought of killing the king ; what matters is the quite unambiguous sense of health giving way to disease , of a loss of purpose and ...
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... Thought ' ( J. Q. Adams Memorial Studies , ed . J. G. McManaway and others ) , R. C. Bald quotes a similar maxim of the free thinkers as formulated , and controverted , by Father Garassus : " There is no divinity or sovereign power in ...
... Thought ' ( J. Q. Adams Memorial Studies , ed . J. G. McManaway and others ) , R. C. Bald quotes a similar maxim of the free thinkers as formulated , and controverted , by Father Garassus : " There is no divinity or sovereign power in ...
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First Observations | 16 |
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