Box 04
Contains 25 Results:
New Light on 17th Century Pronunciation, 1944
The article discusses Elizabethan pronunciation based on the English School of Lutenist Song Writers.
Lyly's Songs, 1930-1931
The articles discuss the authorship of songs appearing in Blounts Sixe Court Comedies. The first document reaffirms that Lyly wrote them and provides evidence to support it. Another one is a response to an author's argument made against the first article.
The lyric of Shakespeare, 1916-1945
The articles discuss Shakespeare's use of the lyric in his shows. Also discussed is A. E. Housman's use of Shakespeare's songs in his poetry.
Various articles on Macbeth, 1933-1946
The various articles discuss aspects of Shakespeares' play Macbeth, including analyzing the themes throughout the play and the historical metaphysics behind it, the characters, and the impact they had on the story, as well as other details found within the show.
Stage Mad-Folk In Shakespeare's Day, 1916
The document discusses the vulgarity of modern playwrights and how they destroy morals through their work and how the insanity of their characters are expressed.