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Norman Norwood Holland
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5 Readers Reading - Norman Norwood Holla... 5 Readers Reading - Norman Norwood Holland Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, Richard III - Norman Norwood Holland, Philip Burnham, O.B. Davis, Charles Church Jr., William Shakespeare The Critical I - Norman Norwood Holland Dynamics of Literary Response (The Norton library ; N 790) - Norman Norwood Holland Death in a Delphi Seminar: A Postmodern Mystery - Norman Norwood Holland Know Thyself: Delphi Seminars - Norman Norwood Holland, Murray M. Schwartz The I and Being Human - Norman Norwood Holland Holland's Guide to Psychoanalytic Psychology and Literature-And-Psychology - Norman Norwood Holland Shakespeare's Personality - Norman Norwood Holland, Sidney Homan, Bernard J. Paris The Brain Of Robert Frost: A Cognitive Approach To Literature - Norman Norwood Holland Psychoanalysis and Shakespeare - Norman ... Psychoanalysis and Shakespeare - Norman Norwood Holland Poems in Persons: A Psychology of the Literary Process - Norman Norwood Holland Laughing, a Psychology of Humor - Norman... Laughing, a Psychology of Humor - Norman Norwood Holland The Nature of Literary Response: Five Readers Reading - Norman Norwood Holland Poems in Person - Norman Norwood Holland Meeting Movies - Norman Norwood Holland The First Modern Comedies: The Significa... The First Modern Comedies: The Significance Of Etherege, Wycherley And Congreve - Norman Norwood Holland, Norman Williams Bingham Jr Literature and the Brain - Norman Norwood Holland
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Henry IV, Part Two - Norman Norwood Holland, William Shakespeare
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Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd rated it 10 years ago
text The prodigal prince returns
In the particular edition of this play that I read the editors included and essay by Harold Jenkins (not that that name means anything to me) about whether Henry IV is two five act plays or one ten act play. Personally I don't care either way and would really not want to write a major thesis on that...
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