This is the third of Fulford and Hill’s essays on Shakespeare (see
also the essays on Troilus and Timon.) All three essays discuss
lesser-known Shakespearean plays, and rely heavily on quotations and
summaries of the action of the play. This last essay, unlike the first two,
also includes a review of a contemporary performance in Haymarket.
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The Oxford and Cambridge Magazine text
Scholarly Commentary
Guest Editor: PC Fleming
Introduction
This is the third of Fulford and Hill’s essays on Shakespeare (see also the essays on Troilus and Timon.) All three essays discuss lesser-known Shakespearean plays, and rely heavily on quotations and summaries of the action of the play. This last essay, unlike the first two, also includes a review of a contemporary performance in Haymarket.
Printing History
First printed in The Oxford and Cambridge Magazine , October, 1856.