SHAKSPEARE'S

DRAMATIC ART.

HISTORY AND CHARACTER OF

SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS.

BY DR. HERMANN ULRICI.

TRANSLATED FROM THE THIRD EDITION OF THE GERMAN, WITH

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS BY THE AUTHOR,

CHAPTER III.

| THE TEMPEST AND A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM

CHAPTER IV.

LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST. THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA.

ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL

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CHAPTER XI.

PAGB

ON THE CONNECTION OF THE EIGHT ENGLISH HISTORIES,

THEIR DEVIATIONS FROM HISTORY, ETC.

284

CHAPTER XII.

HENRY VIII. .

297

BOOK VII.

ON THE PLAYS ASCRIBED TO SHAKSPEARE, THE GENUINENESS

OF WHICH IS DOUBTFUL.

THE FIRST OF THE CONTENTION AND THE TRUE TRAGEDIE-

continued.

328

.

THE ARRAIGNMENT OF PARIS. SIR JOHN OLDCASTLE, THE

MERRY DEVIL OF EDMONTON. THE FAIR EM. MUCEDORUS.

THE LONDON PRODIGAL, THE PURITAN. THE HISTORY OF

KING STEPHAN. THE DUKE HUMPHREY

366

CHAPTER V.

LOCRINE. THE TROUBLESOME REIGN OF KING JOHN. ARDEN

OF FEVERSHAM. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE LORD

CROMWELL.

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