...George Walton Williams Shakespeare’s Wooden O . By Hotson Leslie . London : Rupert Hart-Davis , 1959 . Pp. 335 . 30s . Copyright © 1960 by Duke University Press 1960 Book Reviews 583 abstractions found in Vanderbilt Agrarian writings of the 1930 s, she may not be able to judge...

... there on that date, as they did in 1600 and 1601 but not in 1602. Dr. Leslie Hotson, in The First Night of Twelfth Night,5 pre­ sented a fascinating argument that the play was written and pro­ duced before the Queen in ten days time for the entertainment of Queen Elizabeth s guest, Don Virginio Orsino, Duke...

... whether these Fugitives, on the verge of be­ coming Vanderbilt Agrarians, really were careful to study actual South­ ern history rather than certain secondhand images in their own minds. AUBURN, ALABAMA C. ANNE WARD AMACHER Shakespeare s Wooden O. By Leslie Hotson. London: Rupert HartDavis, 1959. Pp. 335...

... The London Prodigal, and one each relating to Sir Thomas More, Giles Fletcher, and Isaak Walton. Because of the general excellence of the volume it will not be thought amiss, I trust, to mention the names of a few contributors, such names long honored in scholarship as Hardin Craig, Leslie Hotson, Robert Law...

..., Leslie Hotson, Robert Law, Una Ellis-Fermor, Clifford Leech, Baldwin Maxwell, Merritt Y. Hughes. This volume is a tribute worthy of the scholar it honors. An appropriate appendix is the ten-page bibliography of the scholarly writings of T. W. Baldwin books, editions, articles, reviews and of doctoral...

... and movements of a neglected period in English lit­ erature that between the death of James I and the Restoration of Charles Books 361 II. The distinguished work of Hotson and Harbage in the drama and the stage, and the work of various scholars on poetry and poets of the period have already illuminated much...