Volume 24: March 25, 2021 Showboats, Shakespeare, and the American South By London Johns “There is scarcely a pioneer’s hut,” observed a French political thinker visiting the United States in 1831, “where one does not encounter some odd volumes of Shakespeare.” (qtd. in Dickson) However, although written copies of...
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The Hatch and Brood of Time Volume I: September 28, 2020 By London Johns Mark Antony calls to “let slip the dogs of war”; Richard II curses “dogs easily won to fawn on any man”; Celia insists that Rosalind’s words are “too precious to be cast away upon curs....
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