17625 Woolf through letters to their friends

through letters to their friends in Scotland

encased in mylar

heightened displays of private life in public

later Piozzi

Mrs Lefroy writes of social and family life interspersed with important national and international events

17625 Woolf through letters to their friendsShakespeare went through a transition in the 18th century from a playwright requiring improvement to a national poet whose every word was sacred. Scholars have studied this movement through adaptations, criticism and editing, but have overlooked the role of fiction. Rumbold shows us the prevalence and importance of fictional characters' direct quotations from Shakespeare. The novel as art form and Shakespeare as icon developed cultural authority