...Leslie A. Marchand REVIEWS Shukespearean Comedy. By THOMASMARC PARROTT. New York: Oxford Uni- versity Press, 1949. Pp. xiv + 417. $6.50. Professor Parrott’s book represents the accumulated knowledge arid mature judgment of a long-time student...

..., the identification of Cat0 and the playwright becomes a cer- tainty.2 Thomas M. Parrott, so influential as editor of Chapman’s complete I Thomas Marc Parrott remarks in the introduction to his edition of the play, “It is not only obscure beyond even what we may expect in Chapman, but corrupt...

.... The Parrott Presentation Volume, ed. H. Craig (Princeton, 1935), pp. 25-46. 2 James Smith, “George Chapman,” Scrutiny, I11 (1935), 339-50; IV (1939, 45-51, registers an emphatic protest against this prevalent treat- ment of Chapman. 263 264...

... of Chapman’s meaning are on a less ambitious scale than the bibliographical commentary, and reasonably so. Hu- man life and patience being what they are, an editor of Chapman must be content to leave many exegetical dragons unassailed. Miss Bartlett has gleaned very usefully after Professor Parrott...

... and stage history by such authorities as Maxwell, Bentley, Hinman, G. B. Harrison, Bowers, Stone, Reynolds, J. C. Adams, Baldwin, Elson, Black, Law, and Parrott. There are general biblio- graphical descriptions by Lievsay, Jackson, T. P. Harrison, Kocher, Strathman, Bond, Buhler, C. T. and Ruth...

... and Wilson, with some side references to Kittredge and Alexander. This severe limitation is most unfair to such American editors as Parrott, Craig, Campbell, Bald, and Harrison, for instance, who are not mentioned and presumably were not consulted. Sisson is a handwriting expert...

.... C. Adams, Baldwin, Elson, Black, Law, and Parrott. There are general biblio- graphical descriptions by Lievsay, Jackson, T. P. Harrison, Kocher, Strathman, Bond, Buhler, C. T. and Ruth Prouty, Chew, Williams, and others. It is evident, Leonard F. Dean...

...- spearian Study and Production. Vol. 11. Issued under the Sponsorship of The University of Birmingham, The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, and The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. Cambridge : At the University Press, 1949. Pp. viii + 164. 12s 6d; $3.75. Parrott, Thomas Marc...

... Literature, The Parrott Presentation Volume, ed. Hardin Craig (Princeton, 193.5)’ pp. 103-26. 4 R. H. Barker, “The Revenger’s Tragedy,” Thomas Middleton, an unpub- lished study of Middleton’s life and works, unpaged. 5 The entire subplot involving the Duchess’s ambitious but stupid sons...

... Cltapmon: The Comedies, ed. T. M. Parrott (London, 1914), Vol. 1, Sc. 8. 10 The Two Angry Women of Abington, in Select Collection of Old E9t.9lish Plays, Originally Published by Robert Dodsley in the Year 1774, ed. W. C. Hazlitt (London 1874), VII, 272 ff. 11 A Womatc Killed with Kindness...

..., Jay. The Spirit of Solitude: Conventions and Continuities in Late Ro- mance. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1982. xvi + 349 pp. $24.50. Mitchell, W. J. T. (editor). On Narrative. Chicago and London: University of Chi- cago Press, 1981. x + 270 pp. $7.95, paeer. Parrott...

... York, 1950). L. Hotson, Shakesbeare’s Sonnets Dated (New York, 1949). B. L. Joseph, Elizabethan Acting (Oxford, 1951). T. M. Parrott, Shakespearean Comedy (Oxford, 1950). E. C. Pettet, Shakespeare and the Romance Tradition (London, 1950). C. W. Scott-Giles, Shakespeare’s Heraldry...