Edward W Naylor: 2 books

A principal character of the works of a very great author is, that in them each man can find that for which he seeks, and in a form which includes his own view. With Shakespeare, as one of the greatest of the great, this is pre-eminently the case. One reader looks for simply dramatic interest, another...

This book contains little that is not tolerably well known both to Shakespeare scholars and musicians who have any acquaintance with the history of music. It is hoped that it may be of some use to a large class of students of Shakespeare who have no opportunity to gather up the general information which...