An Aid to Shakespearean Study
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*" Unsuspected Corruptions of Shakespeare's Text, " b'5r Howard Staunton. (Treating of the Sonnets. ) „ Feb. 21. *"0n the PerUn's Folio of 1632, " by J. Payne Collier. (Citing Dyce's estimate of its emendations. ) „ Mar. 28. " Shakspeare's ' Edward the Third, ' " by J. Payne CoUier.
(Enters upon his reasons for stating that this play is Shaliespeare"s. ) „ May 30. " The Taming of the Shrew, " by F. G. Fleay- (Merely a rejoinder to an attack made by Mr. Pumivall in the Atheneeum of the 23rd May,... 1874. Neither of any value. ) „ June 24. *"The Winter's Tale, " Act 1, s. 2. A general estimate of this passage, and the Play, by Howard Staunton.
„ Sept. 19. " New Shakspere Society, " by F. G. Fleay.
(A protest against the discourteous treatment of this writer, and says, ■• Had I listened to the warnings of my late friend, Mr. Staunton, I should have been spared this. But. Unfortunately, I attributed his well-meant cautions to personal feeling, arising from his having been anticipated in carrying out his favorite idea, by one to whom he had himself communicated his inten- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*" Unsuspected Corruptions of Shakespeare's Text, " b'5r Howard Staunton. (Treating of the Sonnets. ) „ Feb. 21. *"0n the PerUn's Folio of 1632, " by J. Payne Collier. (Citing Dyce's estimate of its emendations. ) „ Mar. 28. " Shakspeare's ' Edward the Third, ' " by J. Payne CoUier.
(Enters upon his reasons for stating that this play is Shaliespeare"s. ) „ May 30. " The Taming of the Shrew, " by F. G. Fleay- (Merely a rejoinder to an attack made by Mr. Pumivall in the Atheneeum of the 23rd May,... 1874. Neither of any value. ) „ June 24. *"The Winter's Tale, " Act 1, s. 2. A general estimate of this passage, and the Play, by Howard Staunton.
„ Sept. 19. " New Shakspere Society, " by F. G. Fleay.
(A protest against the discourteous treatment of this writer, and says, ■• Had I listened to the warnings of my late friend, Mr. Staunton, I should have been spared this. But. Unfortunately, I attributed his well-meant cautions to personal feeling, arising from his having been anticipated in carrying out his favorite idea, by one to whom he had himself communicated his inten- tion.
What to read after An Aid to Shakespearean Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Jeremiah to read onlineMoreLess
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