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Meredith, GEORGE. The Ordeal of Richard Feverel. 241, 246
Moulton, R. G. Shakespeare as a Dramatic Artist

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82-3, 214

PLATO. (Reference to pages of Hy. Stephen's edition.)

SAINTSBURY, G. E. B. History of French Literature .
Shakespeare. As You Like it

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247

NOTE.-The above contains only the names of authors
directly cited. The names of other authors to whom reference
is made are included in the Subject Index.

II. INDEX OF SUBJECTS

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ACADEMIES, literary influence of, 171
Academy, the French, 57 (note)
Acting, an art (Sir H. Irving), 216

anatomy of (W. Archer), 223

Action, declines in importance in poetry (verse), 232

his account of 'poetical justice,' 77

his criticism of Paradise Lost, 62

his comments on the Poetics, 69

his principle of appeal to the imagination,' 93
on duty of critic, 60

on interpretation of nature, 87

Age, the, in relation to poet, 157, 165, 169, 236, 243

Agesander, 110 (note)

Αγγελος, 245

"Αισθησις, 11

calls poetry a criticism of life,' 174
explains the 'interpretative power of poetry,.
178

new principles of criticism, 165

Art, appeals to the imagination, 100, 108, 143

Arts, the Fine, Hegel's classification, 151 (note)