The Avon And Shakespeares Country
The Avon And Shakespeares Country
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Another writer, deprecating the old idea that Shakespeare sprang from the humblest sphere, says he belonged to the " upper middle class ". I only mention this as illustrating the hopeless lack of knowledge and imagination that makes so many persons of our generation regard the sixteenth and seventeenth century through the medium of county and country town society in 1900. I have said enough perhaps of this in a former chapter, but imagine talking of John Shakespeare as belonging to the upper mi...ddle class ! I do not allude to the proposition but to the phrase ; one can almost feel in it its author's limita- tions. Then another enthusiast for Shakespeare's " gentility " speaks of the family as having originated in a person of territorial consequence.
The clan of Shakespeare, for the family seems to STRATFORD-ON-AVON 2 5 1 have been a numerous one in the three counties, may have originated in such a source, but under the English social system how futile to quote it when the early tie has long been severed and forgotten and they had all scattered as small farmers or tradesmen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another writer, deprecating the old idea that Shakespeare sprang from the humblest sphere, says he belonged to the " upper middle class ". I only mention this as illustrating the hopeless lack of knowledge and imagination that makes so many persons of our generation regard the sixteenth and seventeenth century through the medium of county and country town society in 1900. I have said enough perhaps of this in a former chapter, but imagine talking of John Shakespeare as belonging to the upper mi...ddle class ! I do not allude to the proposition but to the phrase ; one can almost feel in it its author's limita- tions. Then another enthusiast for Shakespeare's " gentility " speaks of the family as having originated in a person of territorial consequence.
The clan of Shakespeare, for the family seems to STRATFORD-ON-AVON 2 5 1 have been a numerous one in the three counties, may have originated in such a source, but under the English social system how futile to quote it when the early tie has long been severed and forgotten and they had all scattered as small farmers or tradesmen.
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