Shakespeare's industry / by Mrs. C. C. Stopes.
1916
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Title
Shakespeare's industry / by Mrs. C. C. Stopes.
Created/published
London : G. Bell and Sons, Ltd., 1916.
Description
ix, 352 p. ; 23 cm
Associated name
Note
"A series of papers, new and old, all bearing to some extent upon our great poet ... The introduction of some of the articles under the title may be criticised." cf. Pref.
Errata slip.
Letter from author to Thomas Seccombe tipped in.
Errata slip.
Letter from author to Thomas Seccombe tipped in.
Contents
Shakespeare's industry
Shakespeare's treatment of his originals
The Amleth of the story and the Hamlet of the stage
Hamlet and Macbeth, an intended contrast
The Scottish and English Macbeth
Is Lady Macbeth really a "fiendlike queen"?
Sir Thomas Lucy not the original of Justice Shallow
The taming of the shrew
The Kenilworth festivities
The midsummer night's dream
Captain Cox's 'Booke of fortune'
The Italian and English Books of fortune
Elizabethan stage scenery
The earliest official record of Shakespeare's name
The introduction of Shakespeare to Queen Elizabeth
Shakespeare and war
Shakespeare's legal transactions
Shakespeare, homager of Rowington
Shakespeare of the court
The Paradise of dainty devices
The metrical Psalms and the Court of Venus
The old and "Newe Court of Venus"
Sir Thomas Wyat and the "Newe Court of Venus"
Terminal notes ; List of Scottish kings ; The Oxford interlude of Banquo ; Quotations from Stewart's metrical history ; Sir Thomas Wyat's poems ; Echoes.
Shakespeare's treatment of his originals
The Amleth of the story and the Hamlet of the stage
Hamlet and Macbeth, an intended contrast
The Scottish and English Macbeth
Is Lady Macbeth really a "fiendlike queen"?
Sir Thomas Lucy not the original of Justice Shallow
The taming of the shrew
The Kenilworth festivities
The midsummer night's dream
Captain Cox's 'Booke of fortune'
The Italian and English Books of fortune
Elizabethan stage scenery
The earliest official record of Shakespeare's name
The introduction of Shakespeare to Queen Elizabeth
Shakespeare and war
Shakespeare's legal transactions
Shakespeare, homager of Rowington
Shakespeare of the court
The Paradise of dainty devices
The metrical Psalms and the Court of Venus
The old and "Newe Court of Venus"
Sir Thomas Wyat and the "Newe Court of Venus"
Terminal notes ; List of Scottish kings ; The Oxford interlude of Banquo ; Quotations from Stewart's metrical history ; Sir Thomas Wyat's poems ; Echoes.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
PR2894 .S8