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Thomas Marc Parrott, by J. D. Spaeth.--Published writings of Professor Parrott, by Harry Clemons (p. [13]-24)--Ethics in the Jacobean drama: the case of Chapman, by Hardin Craig.--Early sentimental comedy, by DeW. C. Croissant.--Political theory in the plays of George Chapman, by C. W. Kennedy.--For Shakespeare's Hamlet, by Hubertis Cummings.--The greatest of Elizabethan melodramas, by Lacy Lockert.--Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida," yet deeper in its tradition, by W. B. D. Henderson.--A note upon William Shakespeare's use of Pliny, by T. W. Baldwin.--The drama in a frontier theater, by G. R. Stewart, jr.--The scenes as Shakespeare saw them, by T. B. Hunt.--Shakespeare's portrayal of Shylock, by H. B. Walley.--Byron's "Werner" re-estimated: a neglected chapter in nineteenth century stage history, by T. H. V. Motter.
--Sir Giles Mompesson and Sir Giles Overreach, by R. H. Ball.--A deep and sad passion, by D. A. Stauffer.--Milton and Euripides, by P. W. Timberlake.--The shipwreck, by William Huse.--Henry Nevil Payne, dramatist and Jacobite conspirator, by Willard Thorp.--Dryden's "tagged" version of "Paradise lost," by P. S. Havens.--The influence of Shakespeare on Smollett, by G. M. Kahrl.--The verse lining of the first quarto of "King Lear," by Edward Hubler.--Jane Bell: printer at the East end of Christ-church, by Rudolph Kirk.--The philosophy of Hamlet, by J. E. Baker.
by pupils of Professor Thomas Marc Parrott of Princeton University, published in his honor; edited by Hardin Craig ...