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Shakespeare has in this play shewn himself well versed in history and state-affairs. Coriolanus is a store-house of political common-places. Any one who studies it may save himself the trouble of reading Burke’s Reflections, or Paine’s Rights of Man...
Title: Coriolanus
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Shakespeare has in this play shewn himself well versed in history and state-affairs.
Coriolanus is a store-house of political common-places.
Any one who studies it may save himself the trouble of reading Burke’s Reflections, or Paine’s Rights of Man.
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Coriolanus
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Coriolanus has of late been repeatedly acted here. Shakespear has in this play shewn himself well versed in history and state-affairs. Coriolanus is a store-house of political comm...
18 March 1838, John Forster on W. C. Macready as Coriolanus at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, London, from The Examiner, reprinted in Dramatic Essays by John Forster, George Henry Lewes, ed. William Archer and Robert W. Lowe (1896), pp. 54-65.
18 March 1838, John Forster on W. C. Macready as Coriolanus at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, London, from The Examiner, reprinted in Dramatic Essays by John Forster, George Henry Lewes, ed. William Archer and Robert W. Lowe (1896), pp. 54-65.
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