Writings on Shakespeare: A Selection of the Essays, Notes, and Lectures of Samuel Taylor Coleridge on the Poems and Plays of ShakespeareCapricorn Books, 1959 - 256 pages |
Contents
General Editors Note | 10 |
GENERAL PRINCIPLES | 29 |
ON SHAKESPEARE AS POET | 55 |
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