A Letter to John Murray, Esq: Upon an Æsthetic-edition of the Works of Shakspeare

A. W. Schlegel action admiration admit ÆSTHETIC alike appear attention Autograph Question Banquo beauty becomes Capell character Coleridge considered correct crime critical edition deed delightful medium delusion destruction Divine drama elevation endeavour energy epicures evil excellence excited exhibit existence external fear feel grandeur guilt Hamlet heart historical honoured illustration impress influence intellectual interpolation Jack Sheppard JOHN MURRAY Johnson kings knowledge König Lear Lady Macbeth lence literary literature Love Malcolm and Donal Malone manner Marlborough merits Milton moral nection object opinion Othello particular passion perception period players plays poet poetic point of view popular possess primary idea progress Puritans regards represent Rötscher says sensibility shadows Shak shew Sir Thomas Hanmer soul sources from whence speare spirit stage Steevens taste Theobald thought Tieck tion tragedy tragic True Shakspeare truth Ulrici unfrequently unto virtue Voltaire Warburton witches words δὲ ἐπὶ ἔχοντας καὶ