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SHAKESPEARE: Poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge ..... This cliche about 
superfluousness is derived from criticism of a 2nd coronation in Shakespeare's "
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..... The elaborate description, unique to Froissart, of the coronation, complete 
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edition of Hall: ...... deaths of King John or Edward II; but no such latitude obtains 
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engouement. Voltaire's second fulminating letter on Shakespeare was read .... 
quently deemed superfluous; Ducis fused the Alkestis with the. 1 Quoted ..... 
coronation. ...... the perversions in Hamlet; and if King John is not among Shake- 
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to the period between 1587, when the second edition of Holinshed appeared, 
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you were ... The physical excess of John's coronation will later be criticised in the
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Question: This cliche about superfluousness is derived from criticism of a 2nd coronation in Shakespeare's "King John"
Answer: gilding the lily