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A History of Continental Civil Procedure
The Yale Law Journal, 1928Wyness Robert Millar +3 more
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2005
According to Richard Helgerson, as we have seen, “Shakespeare’s history plays are concerned above all with the consolidation and maintenance of royal power.” Citizens did not interest Shakespeare much, except as the contrasting ground against which his monarchs and aristocrats defined themselves.
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According to Richard Helgerson, as we have seen, “Shakespeare’s history plays are concerned above all with the consolidation and maintenance of royal power.” Citizens did not interest Shakespeare much, except as the contrasting ground against which his monarchs and aristocrats defined themselves.
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, 2013 A History of Eastern Civilizations
The History Teacher, 1975James W. Boyd +2 more
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The History of Western Civilization
The American Historical Review, 1936Lynn Thorndike +2 more
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