“This work appears to us the most original and, in some ways, the most
illuminating criticism of Shakespeare that has ever been written.”—_The
Westminster Gazette._
“Mr. Harris has written a book with which all students of the
Shakespeare mystery will have to deal; he has opened a line of study
that was practically unknown.”—_The Outlook._
“It must have been Tolstoi who inspired Mr. Frank Harris to write
this brilliant, this amazingly ingenious book on Shakespeare....
This is a splendid, even a magnetic book written with a magnetic
inspiration.”—_The Observer._
“A very remarkable contribution to our knowledge about Shakespeare.”—W.
L. COURTNEY in the _Daily Telegraph_.
EDITION DE LUXE
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WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS.
=A PLAY IN FOUR ACTS.=
By ARNOLD BENNETT.
“We rejoice to see published in an independent volume Mr. Arnold
Bennett’s stirring and mordant play, ‘What the Public Wants,’ which we
noticed here on its first production in London. It is far the
best—indeed, the only very good—modern English play with a subject drawn
from the life of journalism. And, unlike some plays that act well, it is
uncommonly good reading.”—_The Manchester Guardian._
“It reads even better than it played, and it is hard to put it down
until one has come to the end. It is also very nicely printed and
bound.”—_The Pall Mall Gazette._
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=CUPID AND COMMON-SENSE.=
=A PLAY IN FOUR ACTS,
With a Preface on the Crisis in the Theatre.=
By ARNOLD BENNETT.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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