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guiding question: what is the impact of historical details on the text and its
message? be prepared to answer this question upon your return from winter
break.
directions: in your literature book read “preparing to read: the tragedy of julius
caesar" on page 884, "theatre in elizabethan england" page 886a, “a noble roman"
page 889 and "william shakespeare" page 890. write two analytical summaries.
one summary should cover "preparing to read: the tragedy of julius caesar" and
theatre in elizabethan england" and the other should cover "a noble roman" and “william shakespeare”. each should be given an appropriate title related to the texts covered. note: each summary should follow the guidelines provided for analytical summaries. also, assignments should not be written in pencil, but the appropriate color ink as outlined in your syllabus.
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