Shakespeare Commentaries
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275' Eicliinond ; he brings him the intelligence of Eichmond's land- ing ; he leaves his son as a hostage, and in this case of need stakes the life dearest to him that he may play out his decep- tive part, which costs Eichard his kingdom and life and brings a crown to Eichmond. This latter is the only pure character, predicting better times. The poet thought it necessary to do but little in honour of the founder of the house of Tudor, the grandfather of Queen Elizabeth, after having blackened h...is enemy Eichard as much as possible. The pious general of God had been like the princes, Edward's sons, early removed from this dreadful society of the Court; the blessing of Henry VI.
rested on him. The princes, on the contrary, fall a sacrifice to the fearful age. Upon this we shall remark further in King John. The delineation of the two boys is a masterpiece of the poet, which would have been impossible to such men as Greene and Marlowe. With what scanty means does he develop a disposition in the Prince of Wales which promises a perfect manhood !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
275' Eicliinond ; he brings him the intelligence of Eichmond's land- ing ; he leaves his son as a hostage, and in this case of need stakes the life dearest to him that he may play out his decep- tive part, which costs Eichard his kingdom and life and brings a crown to Eichmond. This latter is the only pure character, predicting better times. The poet thought it necessary to do but little in honour of the founder of the house of Tudor, the grandfather of Queen Elizabeth, after having blackened h...is enemy Eichard as much as possible. The pious general of God had been like the princes, Edward's sons, early removed from this dreadful society of the Court; the blessing of Henry VI.
rested on him. The princes, on the contrary, fall a sacrifice to the fearful age. Upon this we shall remark further in King John. The delineation of the two boys is a masterpiece of the poet, which would have been impossible to such men as Greene and Marlowe. With what scanty means does he develop a disposition in the Prince of Wales which promises a perfect manhood !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Gottfried Gervinus to read onlineMoreLess
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