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Murder Under Trust, or The ...

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Studies in literary modes

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Sir Walter Scott: The forma...

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Autobiography, its genesis ...

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Realistic Revolt in Modern ...

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Studies In Literary Modes

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SPOKEN ENGLISH AN IDIOMATIC...

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Murder Under Trust: Topical...

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“So Scotland is to be thought of as a country different from England... the reader and perhaps still more the spectator of Macbeth are made to envisage unmistakably a 'Caledonia stern and wild', a chilly and thinly-populated land of mountains and shaggy woods rather than ploughed fields, of barren moors and battlefields and grim fortresses rather than towns, villages and farms. The elements in this most atmospheric of plays accord with the wild setting and with the wild deeds occurring in it. The weather is unpredictable, more often than not stormy and boistrous... with dark nights or ominous half-light predominant over brief glimpses of the day and the sun.”
Arthur Melville Clark, Murder Under Trust, or The Topical Macbeth and other Jacobean Matters



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