Shakspere And Sir Walter Ralegh Including Also Several Essays Previously Publis
Shakspere And Sir Walter Ralegh Including Also Several Essays Previously Publis
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Every subject connected therewith, every work on foreign travel or discovery, was to him a source of the most absorbing interest. " There was, " says Lloyd, " not an expert soldier or seaman but he consulted, not a printed or manu- script discourse of navigation or war but he perused. " 125 SHAKSPERE AND SIR WALTER RALEGH Hence it is that whether the Dramas of this colonizer, mariner, and Poet of the Ocean be based on a play of Plautus, a novel of Cintliio, a narrative of Gower, or a tale of Lo...dge or Greene, we ever find therein the most remarkable familiarity with the many-sounding sea, technical knowledge of sea craft, and allusions to people, customs, and products of strands remote.
As Zimmermann, referring to " Shakespeare, " observes : " The poet has with the eye of genius fore- seen the immense consequence of the then modest Enghsh colonies established in America. " And as Edwards, referring to Ralegh, states {Life, Intro- duction, Vol. I, page XXXVII) : " The future des- tinies of America, as well as the profits of a new trade, were with him themes of thought, of conver- sation, and of active effort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every subject connected therewith, every work on foreign travel or discovery, was to him a source of the most absorbing interest. " There was, " says Lloyd, " not an expert soldier or seaman but he consulted, not a printed or manu- script discourse of navigation or war but he perused. " 125 SHAKSPERE AND SIR WALTER RALEGH Hence it is that whether the Dramas of this colonizer, mariner, and Poet of the Ocean be based on a play of Plautus, a novel of Cintliio, a narrative of Gower, or a tale of Lo...dge or Greene, we ever find therein the most remarkable familiarity with the many-sounding sea, technical knowledge of sea craft, and allusions to people, customs, and products of strands remote.
As Zimmermann, referring to " Shakespeare, " observes : " The poet has with the eye of genius fore- seen the immense consequence of the then modest Enghsh colonies established in America. " And as Edwards, referring to Ralegh, states {Life, Intro- duction, Vol. I, page XXXVII) : " The future des- tinies of America, as well as the profits of a new trade, were with him themes of thought, of conver- sation, and of active effort.
What to read after Shakspere And Sir Walter Ralegh Including Also Several Essays Previously Publis?
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