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I. Date and Contemporary Allusion Shakespeare's Julius Cæsar was first produced in the autumn of 1599. The evidence is twofold . In 1601 John Weever , who had already in 1599 addressed a respectful epigram to ' Honie - tong's ...
I. Date and Contemporary Allusion Shakespeare's Julius Cæsar was first produced in the autumn of 1599. The evidence is twofold . In 1601 John Weever , who had already in 1599 addressed a respectful epigram to ' Honie - tong's ...
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In any case , Julius Cæsar was certainly performed at the newly opened theatre on Bankside , was the next play Shakespeare undertook after Henry V , and like Henry V belongs to 1599 . With the establishment of this date a number of ...
In any case , Julius Cæsar was certainly performed at the newly opened theatre on Bankside , was the next play Shakespeare undertook after Henry V , and like Henry V belongs to 1599 . With the establishment of this date a number of ...
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THE COPY FOR JULIUS CÆSAR , 1623 The Folio Julius Cæsar , our only substantive text , was pronounced by the Cambridge editors to be more correctly printed than any other play ' , and even ' perhaps printed from the original manuscript ...
THE COPY FOR JULIUS CÆSAR , 1623 The Folio Julius Cæsar , our only substantive text , was pronounced by the Cambridge editors to be more correctly printed than any other play ' , and even ' perhaps printed from the original manuscript ...
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INTRODUCTION PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF JULIUS CÆSAR | xxxiv |
TO THE READER | xlvii |
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