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... Macbeth played to a man Macbeth) . This private theater had a precarious existence, and ceased operations in 1584. In 1596 James Bur- bage, who had already made theatrical history by building the Theatre, began to construct a second ...
... Macbeth played to a man Macbeth) . This private theater had a precarious existence, and ceased operations in 1584. In 1596 James Bur- bage, who had already made theatrical history by building the Theatre, began to construct a second ...
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... Macbeth, for example, has five stage directions calling for "drum and colors," and another sort of appeal to the eye is indicated by the stage direction "Enter Macduff, with Macbeth's head." Some scenery and properties may have been ...
... Macbeth, for example, has five stage directions calling for "drum and colors," and another sort of appeal to the eye is indicated by the stage direction "Enter Macduff, with Macbeth's head." Some scenery and properties may have been ...
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... Macbeth speak of the sea as "the green one," or will he (like most modern editors) remove the comma and thus have Macbeth say that his hand will make the ocean uniformly red? An editor will sometimes have to change more than spelling or ...
... Macbeth speak of the sea as "the green one," or will he (like most modern editors) remove the comma and thus have Macbeth say that his hand will make the ocean uniformly red? An editor will sometimes have to change more than spelling or ...
Contents
Prefatory Remarks | vii |
Introduction i | xxii |
The Tragedy of King Lear | 39 |
Copyright | |
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