The Shakspeare treasury of wisdom and knowledge
By: by Charles E. Stearns...
Contributors: Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616
Publisher: G. P. Putnam & Son
Published: 1871
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 436
Subjects: Knowledge and learning
Other titles: Shakespeare treasury of wisdom and knowledge
Notes: Selected passages with comments by Stearns.
Table of contents: title: Shakspeare's practical wisdom.; title: Shakspeare as a guide for the young.; title: Shakspeare's religious sentiments.; title: Shakspeare's special knowledge.; title: Shakspeare's military knowledge.; title: Was Shakspeare ever a traveller?; title: What is Shakspeare's estimate of woman?; title: What were Shakspeare's sympathies and affinities?; title: Advantages from reading Shakspeare.; title: Hamlet's insanity, was it real or pretended?; title: Shakspeare's epithets and qualifying terms.; title: Americanisms in Shakspeare's plays.; title: Did William Shakspeare write Shakspeare's plays?; title: Probabilities and possibilities regarding Shakspeare.