A Life of William ShakespeareCambridge University Press, 10. svi 2012. - Broj stranica: 520 Sir Sidney Lee (1859-1926) was a lifelong scholar and enthusiast of Shakespeare, but is also remembered as the 'sub-editor' recruited by Sir Leslie Stephen when he was embarking on the great project of the Dictionary of National Biography, and whose editorial and organisational skills were vital in keeping the publication programme close to its planned schedule. Lee was acknowledged as joint Editor with Stephen of Volume 21, and as sole Editor for Volumes 27 to 63. His own contributions included an account of the life of Queen Victoria and (in Volume 51, 1897) William Shakespeare. This full-length life followed in 1898 and is often credited as the first modern biography of the poet. It was an immediate popular success, and, given the limitations of the material available at the time of writing, was regarded for much of the twentieth century as the most reliable account of Shakespeare's life. |
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Distribution of the name The poets mother | 6 |
The father in municipa 1582 Der The poets mar | 18 |
ON THE LONDON STAGE | 31 |
William Charles Mac r Shakespeare in France 34g ready17931873 339 Voltaires strictures | 34 |
EARLY | 51 |
1594 May Publication of Shakespeareand Spenser | 79 |
Ganymede 435 | 86 |
The vogue of the Eliza Main topics of the first | 98 |
1613 March Purchase of a Shakespeares heiress | 275 |
Mrs Susanna Hall Edmund Richard | 283 |
Spelling of the poets The Chandos portrait | 292 |
Droeshouts engraving 287 Alleged deathmask | 296 |
Quartos of the poems in Alexander Pope 1688 | 299 |
The Second Folio 312 Nikolaus Delius 1813 | 312 |
1592 March Henry VI | 324 |
Stratford festivals | 334 |
VIII | 107 |
The imitative element 109 ness _ | 113 |
Shakespeares claims of The sonnets of vitupera | 120 |
Spensers Amorettz 435 i | 138 |
X | 151 |
The youths relations Summary of conclu | 158 |
Labour Last | 163 |
Well that Ends 1598 Henry V | 173 |
The Passionate Pilgrim 182 l | 182 |
His fathers difficulties 186 1 His later income | 202 |
Literary work in 1599 207 1602 Hamlet | 221 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 222 |
Ben Jonsons Poetarter 217 1603 March 26 Queen Eliza | 229 |
XIV | 235 |
Maeheth 239 l 1609 Coriolanws I | 241 |
THE LATEST PLAYS | 255 |
The Tempest 252 Henry V_lll | 261 |
THE CLOSE OF LIFE | 271 |
Recent revivals 339 1 French critics gradual | 349 |
GENERAL ESTIMATE | 355 |
APPENDIX | 361 |
gated by Collier | 367 |
THE YOUTHFUL CAREER | 374 |
IV | 382 |
j 1595 | 390 |
VII | 411 |
Elizabethan meanings bethan and Jacobean | 419 |
Arbitrary and irregular Sonnet cxxxiv | 425 |
I557 Wyatts and Surreys Fame of Daniels sonnets | 431 |
Emarirdulfe 436 | 436 |
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE ON THE SONNET IN FRANCE 15501600 | 442 |
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