A memorial volume to Shakespeare and Harvey / ed. by A. C Judson, J. T. Patterson, J. F. Royster.
1917
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Title
A memorial volume to Shakespeare and Harvey / ed. by A. C Judson, J. T. Patterson, J. F. Royster.
Created/published
Austin, Tex. : The University, [1917]
Description
3 p. leaves, 225 p. ; 23 cm
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Associated name
Series statement
University of Texas bulletin ; no. 1701: Jan. 1, 1917
Contents
Shakespeare himself, by J. M. Manly.
The growth of Shakespeare, by B. Wendell.
Shakespeare, purveyor to the public, by R. L. Batts.
Rhythmic elements in English, with illustrations from Shakespeare, by J. W. Bright.
The quarrel of Benedick and Beatrice, by C. R. Baskervill.
Shakespeare's conception of humor as exemplified in Falstaff, by H. D. Gray.
The "dying lament", by R. A. Law.
Shakespeare and the censor of Great Britain, by E. M. Clark.
Shakespeare and the new stagecraft, by W. L. Sowers.
The Stratulax scenes in Plautus' Truculentus, by E. W. Fay.
William Harvey, by A. Richards.
"Know thyself"
interpreted by Socrates, Shakespeare, Wm. Harvey, and modern men, by W. E. Ritter.
Appendix. The Shakespeare tercentenary commemoration at the University of Texas.
The growth of Shakespeare, by B. Wendell.
Shakespeare, purveyor to the public, by R. L. Batts.
Rhythmic elements in English, with illustrations from Shakespeare, by J. W. Bright.
The quarrel of Benedick and Beatrice, by C. R. Baskervill.
Shakespeare's conception of humor as exemplified in Falstaff, by H. D. Gray.
The "dying lament", by R. A. Law.
Shakespeare and the censor of Great Britain, by E. M. Clark.
Shakespeare and the new stagecraft, by W. L. Sowers.
The Stratulax scenes in Plautus' Truculentus, by E. W. Fay.
William Harvey, by A. Richards.
"Know thyself"
interpreted by Socrates, Shakespeare, Wm. Harvey, and modern men, by W. E. Ritter.
Appendix. The Shakespeare tercentenary commemoration at the University of Texas.
Series
University of Texas bulletin ; no. 1701: Jan. 1, 1917.
Call number
PR2890 .T4