 | William Echard Golden - English drama - 1890 - 240 pages
...works, and in spreading broadcast a profound admiration and respect for our greatest dramatist and poet. However, it was not until the early part of this century that Shakespeare came to be regarded in his true light, from a literary point of view. Before Coleridge... | |
 | Lois K. Miller, Laurence Andrew Ball - Medical - 1998 - 446 pages
...condition, and hunger, which Steinhaus (1956) says "... we may interpret as one of the foulbroods." However, it was not until the early part of this century that White (1913) described a filterable agent from diseased A. melliJera larvae as the causal agent of... | |
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However, it was not until the early part of this century that Shakespeare came to be regarded in his true light, from a literary point of view. 