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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction xi
"To Speak Welsh": Nonsense and Subversion in Henry IV, Part I 1
"The Lady Speaks in Welsh": Lady Mortimer and Tudor Policy in Shakespeare's I Henry IV 21
"I cannot speak your England": Language, Britishness, and Shakespeare's Henriad 47
Acquiesce or Eat My Leek: Approaches to Assimilation in The Merry Wives of Windsor and Henry V 71
Location, Location, Location: Wales in Cymbeline 103
Welsh "Noise" and Communicating Couples: Playing Welsh Language and Culture on Stage 129
"Here the Lady Sings a Welsh Song": Shakespeare's Welsh Language in Performance 159
The Welsh Language and the Welsh Character on Stage 173
A Note on Editions 181
Bibliography 187
Index 199
About the Author 209
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Robert Bob
reviewed Speak It In Welsh on September 03, 2015
Speak It In Welsh
This book is deranged, making wild speculation with dubious basis. however, what he says is so compelling and fascinating that its hard to deny that hes onto something. a very odd read, but does what you could ever want from a shakespeare book - finds new ideas in old texts
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