The Critical Works of John Dennis, 2. köideJohns Hopkins Press, 1943 |
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... Cato , nay , not only his Life , but his submitting to Cæsar was necessary , not only for the good of his Country , but for the welfare of Mankind . While Pride , Oppression , and Injustice reign The World will still demand her Cato's ...
... Cato , nay , not only his Life , but his submitting to Cæsar was necessary , not only for the good of his Country , but for the welfare of Mankind . While Pride , Oppression , and Injustice reign The World will still demand her Cato's ...
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... Cato's Daughter ? But that we shall see immedi- ately . Cato answers , Cat . Dost thou love Watching , Abstinence and Toil , Laborious Vertues all , learn them from Cato , Success and Fortune must thou learn from Cæsar . Now let us see ...
... Cato's Daughter ? But that we shall see immedi- ately . Cato answers , Cat . Dost thou love Watching , Abstinence and Toil , Laborious Vertues all , learn them from Cato , Success and Fortune must thou learn from Cæsar . Now let us see ...
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... Cato . To many Whigs it appeared that Cato was supposed to represent Marlborough , and Juba to represent the young Prince of Hanover . The Tories , refusing to admit that Cato was a party play , suggested with pretty malice that if ...
... Cato . To many Whigs it appeared that Cato was supposed to represent Marlborough , and Juba to represent the young Prince of Hanover . The Tories , refusing to admit that Cato was a party play , suggested with pretty malice that if ...
Contents
Introduction | vii |
An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Shakespear 1712 | 1 |
Appendix excerpts and miscellaneousContinued X From the Prologue to Gibraltar 1705 | 39 |
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