Excerpt from Literary Criticism From the Elizabethan Dramatists: Repertory and Synthesis

While the present volume purposes to present both a repertory and a synthesis of the extant critical utterances of the Elizabethan dramatists the author wishes it understood that the work was undertaken for the sake of the repertory alone. The usefulness of this few will question. Every reader can, and will, do his own synthesizing; and if anybody disagrees with the opinions set forth by the author, or, perhaps, considers them superfluous, the latter would humbly claim that it were but the part of generosity not to grudge him the privilege of thinking while engaged in the more or less uninteresting, though useful, mechanical process of compiling. Whoever pleases may easily omit the commentary entirely.

There now remains the pleasant duty of acknowledging indebtedness to those who helped the author in the prosecution of his task.

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