Titlebook: Shakespeare: The Play of History; Graham Holderness,Nick Potter,John Turner Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Prologue: Between Romance and the Real disappearance of the ‘sacred’, power loses its capacity to exalt and becomes the merely pragmatic power of the prince and the merchant. Such power is only exerted; it can confer no blessings on those who cannot exert it, where sacredness disburses its glamour generously.

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Introductionions is an exercise in answer to the question, what do we see of the time and place in which the play is set? For none of the plays, except the specially commissioned ., is set in or near contemporary London. The difference from Ben Jonson is extreme. Always in Shakespeare there is a historical or g

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Prologue: ‘The Histories’ and History to 1485. Confidently grouped in chronological order and designated as ‘histories’ as early as the First Folio of 1623, they were evidently assimilated quite naturally to a nondramatic category, that of historiography. Each play, bearing the title of a particular king, stands as the equivalent of a

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Richard IIt developed in the later sixteenth century was a remarkably eclectic form, in practice rather unlike the stolid factual preoccupations of the Tudor historiographical narratives. The ‘English history’ plays which appeared on the public stages of Elizabethan London from the 1580s were as likely to be

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King Leare play set in ‘barbarous times, in which alone the tragic ground-work of the story could be laid’;. and most critics today, mindful of its uncertain gods and savage men, would acknowledge a measure of truth in the claim that Shakespeare imagined a pre-Christian Britain for .. Alternatively, however,