Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Shakespeare's King Lear and Indian Politics
But these things alone will not bring one fully under the in?uence of the play. From the height which he has reached by this preliminary labour, the real student will look back on all that has passed before him, and will try to grasp the meaning of the drama as a connected artistic whole. He will try to form such a conception of the meaning and the bearing of the entire spec tacle as must have been steadily present to the author's mind when framing it. In the whole inter action of circumstance and character he must see, as it were, an illuminated portion of the whole system of things in the midst of which men find themselves on Earth, - a means accordingly of coming to understand the principles on which that system works, and of seeing with his own eyes the vely springs of the machine.
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