The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 16.1319  Thursday, 11 August 2005

From:           H.R. Greenberg <
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Date:           Wednesday, 10 Aug 2005 15:49:24 EDT
Subject:        Archbishop's Speech, Henry V

As background for my ongoing article about the SALIC LAW speech by
Canterbury at the beginning of Henry V.

I am looking for small changes in the Shakespearean text as opposed to
major overhauls like Tate's. A sentence or two.  Alterations in the
actual text, not cutting.

In the same spirit, I am looking for a sentence or two added to the text
by whoever, felicitous or otherwise, knows about 'a horse a horse by
Cibber was it, but what about other lines or two added

Thanks in advance  hr greenberg

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