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Page xvii
... Brutus its hero , and its political ideals in the Republicanism he embodied . Dryden and Rowe , in England , expressed this obvious view of the play and its purport . So , also , more fully , in Germany , later , did Schlegel and ...
... Brutus its hero , and its political ideals in the Republicanism he embodied . Dryden and Rowe , in England , expressed this obvious view of the play and its purport . So , also , more fully , in Germany , later , did Schlegel and ...
Page xix
... Brutus , or the political and philosophical theories he represented , was the spirit of Cæsar ( Selected Criticism , pp . 204-208 ) . Brutus himself confesses the continuing influence of Cæsar when he exclaims over the dead body of Cas ...
... Brutus , or the political and philosophical theories he represented , was the spirit of Cæsar ( Selected Criticism , pp . 204-208 ) . Brutus himself confesses the continuing influence of Cæsar when he exclaims over the dead body of Cas ...
Page xxi
... Brutus who is forced to appease it were petty or insincere , and since , if Cæsar instead of Cæsar's ghost were dominant , the action of Brutus would be ignoble at first and lack tragic force in the end . A third element has been ...
... Brutus who is forced to appease it were petty or insincere , and since , if Cæsar instead of Cæsar's ghost were dominant , the action of Brutus would be ignoble at first and lack tragic force in the end . A third element has been ...
Page xxii
... Brutus and Cassius and the establishment of Cæsar- ism . That fulcrum of power is the budding will of the People in public affairs . Shakespeare has managed to express dramatically the historic fact that Cæsarism derived its potency ...
... Brutus and Cassius and the establishment of Cæsar- ism . That fulcrum of power is the budding will of the People in public affairs . Shakespeare has managed to express dramatically the historic fact that Cæsarism derived its potency ...
Page xxv
... Brutus , and especially for his heirs the Roman people , this is the whole burden of Antony's argument . Set forth in the new Asian manner of carelessly artful speech , which Plutarch says Antony , as a cosmopolitan traveler , had ...
... Brutus , and especially for his heirs the Roman people , this is the whole burden of Antony's argument . Set forth in the new Asian manner of carelessly artful speech , which Plutarch says Antony , as a cosmopolitan traveler , had ...
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