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... Julius Caesar , Catiline , and Paradise Lost . The last was forgotten , and Julius Caesar and Catiline received but scant attention , while the attack on Othello - almost a third of the book - pushed to its extreme Rymer's objection to ...
... Julius Caesar , Catiline , and Paradise Lost . The last was forgotten , and Julius Caesar and Catiline received but scant attention , while the attack on Othello - almost a third of the book - pushed to its extreme Rymer's objection to ...
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... Julius Caesar , and Catiline had been promised in Tragedies of the Last Age , fifteen years before , and do not fit easily into Rymer's later plan . That of Othello is extensive - almost half the book - while that of Julius Caesar is ...
... Julius Caesar , and Catiline had been promised in Tragedies of the Last Age , fifteen years before , and do not fit easily into Rymer's later plan . That of Othello is extensive - almost half the book - while that of Julius Caesar is ...
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... Julius Caesar was one of Shakespeare's most popular plays at the time , as may be judged not only from the frequent references to it but also by the more material evidence of six quartos before 1692 ( Bartlett and Pollard , A Census of ...
... Julius Caesar was one of Shakespeare's most popular plays at the time , as may be judged not only from the frequent references to it but also by the more material evidence of six quartos before 1692 ( Bartlett and Pollard , A Census of ...
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