Queen Elizabeth is a character in Richard III, a history play by English playwright William Shakespeare. She is married to King Edward IV, who has taken the English throne after winning a key ...

The UCLA professor concluded her 1947 study of the history plays by stating, “Each of the Shakespeare histories serves a special purpose in elucidating a political problem of Elizabeth’s day ...

Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Reformation: Literary Negotiation of Religious Difference argues, via the work of English playwright William Shakespeare, the importance of Catholicism as a necessary ...

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Doubleday, Page Co. will begin the publication in February of their Elizabethan Shakespeare, the first volume being "The Tragedie of Macbeth." The work is edited by Prof. Mark Harvey Liddell ...

Shakespeare’s Borrowed Feathers is less about the “upstart crow” who upset the gossipy, close-knit world of the Elizabethan ...

Class participants will have an opportunity to read background materials on Elizabethan England and to make oral presentations on particular poets and poems. Some familiarity with Shakespeare’s ...

This is not the familiar Shakespeare of the time of Elizabeth, but the dark, complex Jacobean Shakespeare, at the height of his powers in truly turbulent times. These 10 years mark an ...

In new two-part series Shakespeare And Us ... kingship were inspired by his own experiences writing for the courts of Elizabeth and James I. The image of Gloriana fading before his eyes, and ...