Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Том 28Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Claudio had done , but rather that , since he showed no mercy to Claudio , none should be shown to him . When Claudio finally reappears its seems that the law against fornication is still in operation since the Duke formally pardons him ...
... Claudio had done , but rather that , since he showed no mercy to Claudio , none should be shown to him . When Claudio finally reappears its seems that the law against fornication is still in operation since the Duke formally pardons him ...
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... Claudio , since Claudio had intended to marry his Juliet , while Angelo had intended to rape Isabella . The status of intention in relation to action has always been a problematic area for the law . In the famous case of Hales versus ...
... Claudio , since Claudio had intended to marry his Juliet , while Angelo had intended to rape Isabella . The status of intention in relation to action has always been a problematic area for the law . In the famous case of Hales versus ...
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... Claudio nonetheless deserves emphasis . " Nay , dry your eyes , " and " Command these fretting waters from your eyes , " says Duke Vincentio in the scene where he tells Isabella that Claudio has been executed ( 4.3.127 , 146 ) . This ...
... Claudio nonetheless deserves emphasis . " Nay , dry your eyes , " and " Command these fretting waters from your eyes , " says Duke Vincentio in the scene where he tells Isabella that Claudio has been executed ( 4.3.127 , 146 ) . This ...
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Texts and Revels in Twelfth Night | 13 |
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