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on-line editions and translations
Shall
I Die, Shall I Fly
English and German. [on
this site]
Shall
I Die, original
poem
[http://www.u.arizona.edu/~jpc/oldpoem.html]
criticism
Shall
I Die? Criticism:
word choice, meter, glossary, bibliography etc.
[http://www.u.arizona.edu/~jpc/project1.html]
vocabulary,
style
[http://www.u.arizona.edu/~jpc/style.html]
Forster, Donald W. "'Shall
I Die' Post Mortem: Defining
Shakespeare",
excerpts
[http://www.u.arizona.edu/~jpc/time.html]
Dana Jan, English class project at Arizona University:
Shall
I Die? Shakespeare?
Text, Introduction, Analysis, Glossary
[http://www.u.arizona.edu/~djan/engl380.htm]
bibliography
Foster, Donald. " 'Shall I Die' Post Mortem: Defining
Shakespeare." Shakespeare Quarterly 38 (1987 Spring):
58-77.
Holobrook, David. "Certainly not by Shakespeare - but Is It
a Literary Fake?" Contemporary Review 258, no. 1500
(1991): 25-32.
Pendleton, Thomas A. "The Non-Shakespearian Language of
'Shall I Die.'" Review of English Studies: A Quarterly
Journal of English Literature and the English Language,
40, no. 159 (1989): 323-351.
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