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Includes bibliographical references and index GENERAL EDITOR'S PREFACE -- PREFACE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- INTRODUCTION TO REVISED EDITION -- INTRODUCTION -- 1 EDWARD CAPELL, various notes on Richard II, 1780 -- 2 EDMOND MALONE and others, supplementary remarks on Richard II, 1780 -- 3 THOMAS DAVIES, on the deposition scene in Richard II, 1784 -- 4 EDMOND MALONE, edition of Shakespeare, 1790 -- 5 JOSEPH RITSON, Shakespeare's part-authorship of Richard II and other notes, 1793 -- 6 GEORGE STEEVENS, notes on Richard II, 1793 -- 7 GEORGE CHALMERS, on the date and political significance of Richard II, 1799 -- 8 CHARLES DIBDIN, Richard II inferior to Richard III, 1800 -- 9 FRANCIS DOUCE, Richard II and the memento mori tradition, 1807 -- 10 CHARLES LAMB, Marlowe's Edward II compared to Richard II, 1808 -- 11 SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE, on Richard II and the history play, 1813 -- 12 WILLIAM HAZLITT, a critique of Edmund Kean as Richard II, 1815 -- 13 RICHARD WROUGHTON, advertisement of an adaptation of Richard II, 1815 -- 14 A.W. VON SCHLEGEL, Richard II and the unity of Shakespeare's history plays, 1815 -- 15 NATHAN DRAKE, a sympathetic view of Richard II, 1817 -- 16 WILLIAM HAZLITT, characterization in Richard II, 1817 -- 17 JOHN HAMILTON REYNOLDS, the poetry of Richard II and the other histories, 1817 -- 18 AUGUSTINE SKOTTOWE, Richard II and the truth of history, 1824 -- 19 GEORGE DANIEL, prefatory remarks on Richard II, 1831 -- 20 HENRY NELSON COLERIDGE, another version of Coleridge on Richard II, 1836 -- 21 HENRY HALLAM, on the scene of Aumerle's pardon in Richard II, 1837-9 -- 22 THOMAS CAMPBELL, general comments on Richard II, 1838 -- 23 THOMAS PEREGRINE COURTENAY, Richard II and history, 1838 -- 24 CHARLES KNIGHT, the pictorial edition of Richard II, 1838 -- 25 JOHN PAYNE COLLIER, on the existence of two plays on Richard II's reign, 1842 -- 26 HERMANN ULRICI, kingship and the morality of Richard II, 1846 -- 27 GULIAN C. VERPLANCK, critical remarks on Richard II, 1847 -- 28 HARTLEY COLERIDGE, a comment on Richard II, 1851. 29 FRANCOIS P.G. GUIZOT, history, character, and divine right in Richard II, 1852 -- 30 HENRY N. HUDSON, historical truth and characterization in Richard II, 1852 -- 31 HENRY REED, history as tragedy in Richard II, 1855 -- 32 WILLIAM WATKISS LLOYD, the political morality of Richard II, 1856 -- 33 RICHARD GRANT WHITE, Richard II, Daniel's Civil Wars, and the play's -- date, 1859 -- 34 G.G. GERVINUS, the characterization and artistry of Richard II, 1863 -- 35 JOHN A. HERAUD, the play's divided authorship and Shakespeare's attitude -- to divine right, 1865 -- 36 HENRY N. HUDSON, further observations on Richard II, 1872 -- 37 RICHARD SIMPSON, Richard II and Elizabethan politics, 1874 -- 38 EDWARD DOWDEN, the immaturity of Richard II and the realism of -- Bolingbroke, 1875 -- 39 A.C.SWINBURNE, an unsympathetic view of Richard II, 1875 -- 40 FJ. FURNIVALL, the topicality of Richard II and the character of its protagonist, 1877 -- 41 DENTONJ. SNIDER, Richard II and the right of revolution, 1877 -- 42 P.A. DANIEL, time problems in Richard II, 1879 -- 43 OSCAR WILDE, Shakespeare's concern with costume in Richard II, 1885 -- 44 A.W. VERITY, Marlowe's influence on Richard II, 1886 -- 45 RICHARD GRANT WHITE, Richard II /and Richard II compared, 1886 -- 46 HAVELOCK ELLIS, on the inferiority of Richard II to Marlowe's Edward II, 1887 -- 47 FRANK A. MARSHALL, the theatrical weakness of Richard II, 1888 -- 48 WALTER PATER, ritual and lyricism in Richard II, 1889 -- 49 P.A. DANIEL, a nonpolitical reason for omitting the deposition scene from the early quartos of Richard II, 1890 -- 50 CYRIL RANSOME, character disclosure and dramatic symmetry in Richard II, -- 1890 -- 51 E.K. CHAMBERS, the artistry of Richard II, 1891 -- 52 C.H. HERFORD, miscellaneous comments on Richard II, 1893 -- 53 BEVERLEY E. WARNER, characterization and history in Richard II, 1894 -- 54 BARRETT WENDELL, Richard II as an archaic masterpiece, 1894 -- 55 FREDERICK S. BOAS, diseased will and sentimentalism in Richard II, 1896. 56 GEORGBRANDES, Edward II and Richard II contrasted, 1898 -- 57 C.E. MONTAGUE, on F.R. Benson's portrayal of Richard II, 1899 -- 58 SIDNEY LEE, Benson's Richard II and the acting of minor roles, 1900 -- 59 W.B. YEATS, Richard II and Henry V as emblems of refinement and vulgarity, 1901 -- 60 FREDERICKS. BOAS, the relation of Woodstock to Richard II, 1902 -- 61 FELIX E. SCHELLING, Shakespeare's independence in Richard II, 1902 -- 62 H.F. PREVOST BATTERSBY, on Herbert Beerbohm Tree's Richard II, 1903 -- 63 RICHARD G. MOULTON, Richard II, the divine right of kings, and the pendulum of history, 1903 -- 64 A.C. SWINBURNE, an iconoclastic view of Richard II, 1903 -- 65 A.C. BRADLEY, on Richard II and tragedy, 1904 -- 66 STOPFORD A. BROOKE, purgation through tragic suffering in Richard II, 1905 -- 67 MORTON LUCE, Richard II a disappointing failure, 1905 -- 68 GEORGE PIERCE BAKER, Richard II and the weaknesses and strengths of the chronicle play, 1907 -- 69 SIR WALTER RALEIGH, weakness and the philosophic strain in the character of Richard II, 1907 -- 70 GEORGE SAINTSBURY, Richard II as an imperfect but rhetorically unique drama, 1907 -- 71 ASHLEY H. THORNDIKE, structure, style, and characterization in Richard II, 1908 -- 72 A.C. BRADLEY, further comments on Richard II, 1909 -- 73 G.S. GORDON, patriotism and the absence of moral order in Richard II, -- 1909 -- 74 CHARLOTTE PORTER, the subtle artistry of act I, 1910 -- 75 C.F. TUCKER BROOKE, miscellaneous comments on Richard II, 1911 -- 76 JOHN MASEFIELD, Richard II as a tragedy of double treachery, 1911 -- 77 HARDIN CRAIG, from an introduction to Richard II, 1912 -- 78 IVOR B.JOHN, from an introduction to Richard II, 1912 -- 79 BRANDER MATTHEWS, dramaturgical weakness and psychological strength in Richard II, 1913 -- 80 LACY COLLISON-MORLEY, Alessandro Manzoni's anti-classical perspective on Richard II, 1916 -- 81 WILHELM CREIZENACH, miscellaneous comments on Richard II, 1916 -- 82 J.A.R. MARRIOTT, historical context and Richard II as a tragedy of political amateurism, 1918. NOTES -- SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX. |
