Series in Philology and Literature, Vol. 8

Series in Philology and Literature, Vol. 8

Published: 27-09-2015

Language: en

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Excerpt from Series in Philology and Literature, Vol. 8
The editing of this play was undertaken at the suggestion of Professor Josef Schick, of the University of Munich. The translation into German by Ludwig Tieck had appeared in the Shakespeare Jahrbuch and it seemed only fitting that the English original should also be published. Circumstances forbade the completion of the work at that time and it was resumed, after my return to this country, under the direction of Professor Schelling, in partial fulfillment of the required work in the Graduate School of the University of Pennsylvania.
It is with particular pleasure that I am able to thank, at the same time, my two teachers, Professor Schelling and Professor Schick, for their invaluable counsel and friendly interest My thanks are also due for helpful suggestions to my colleagues, Professor Clarence G. Child and Professor Hugo A. Rennert, and to my fellow-student in Munich, Professor O. F. Lewis, of the University of Maine. Professor Child very kindly made the index. For my conclusions as to the source and authorship of the play, I am alone responsible.
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