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• Author(s): Donald Richardson • Publisher: Authorhouse • Publisher Imprint: Authorhouse • BISAC: ClassicsProudfoot and Bennett remind us that "the authorship of Edward III remains speculative" (89). However, they continue, "The circumstantial ca...

• Author(s): Donald Richardson • Publisher: Authorhouse • Publisher Imprint: Authorhouse • BISAC: ClassicsKing John is quite problematic. As the ending is not a satisfying resolution, the audience is left without a sense of completion. It appears...

• Author(s): Donald Richardson • Publisher: Authorhouse • Publisher Imprint: Authorhouse • BISAC: ClassicsCymbeline repeats many of Shakespeare's plot devices: "villainous slander, homicidal jealousy, cross-gender disguise, a deathlike trance, th...

• Author(s): Donald Richardson • Publisher: Authorhouse • Publisher Imprint: Authorhouse • BISAC: ClassicsBlind rage underlies Leontes' jealousy in The Winter's Tale. Although his jealously is akin to Othello's, it is not carried out to the same ...

• Author(s): Donald Richardson • Publisher: Authorhouse • Publisher Imprint: Authorhouse • BISAC: ClassicsOne critic of the Merry Wives of Windsor argues that "no longer does Shakespeare endow the fat knight [Falstaff] with the nimble wit that en...

• Author(s): Donald Richardson • Publisher: Authorhouse • Publisher Imprint: Authorhouse • BISAC: ClassicsEven though most Shakespearean scholars argue that Pericles is not entirely the work of Shakespeare, similar to The Winter's Tale, it contin...

• Author(s): Donald Richardson • Publisher: Authorhouse • Publisher Imprint: Authorhouse • BISAC: ClassicsNeither Venus and Adonis nor the Rape of Lucrece is widely read. Both poems were quite popular during Shakespeare's time, however, and each ...