Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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When the play begins , the trial and torture of Jacopo is about to be renewed . The Doge has been presiding over his son's torture with " more than Roman fortitude . " It must be said to Byron's credit that he does show a struggle in ...
When the play begins , the trial and torture of Jacopo is about to be renewed . The Doge has been presiding over his son's torture with " more than Roman fortitude . " It must be said to Byron's credit that he does show a struggle in ...
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35 The inhuman tyranny of the Ten is insistently brought home to us by images of secrecy and torture . Even the senators are not completely aware of the " secrets / Of yon terrific chamber . " ( I. i . 178-179 ) They only hear of ...
35 The inhuman tyranny of the Ten is insistently brought home to us by images of secrecy and torture . Even the senators are not completely aware of the " secrets / Of yon terrific chamber . " ( I. i . 178-179 ) They only hear of ...
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Even the mysterious workings of the state and the insane tortures of the prisoner , Jacopo , in The Two Foscari take ... In Sartre's play , as the torture continues , it does not even remain a question of who is right and who is wrong .
Even the mysterious workings of the state and the insane tortures of the prisoner , Jacopo , in The Two Foscari take ... In Sartre's play , as the torture continues , it does not even remain a question of who is right and who is wrong .
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