LARRY S. CHAMPION is a professor emeritus and former head of the English Department at North Carolina State University. He is the author or editor of numerous books including Quick Springs of Sense and Perspective in Shakespeare's English Histories (both Georgia).

Students of Shakespeare will find Champion's study highly suggestive. Shakespeare's manipulation of the judgment of his audience may or may not be the most important element in these plays, but it is important enough to warrent careful attention; and no one else, to my knowledge, has produced anything like the systematic account of the matter that Champion has given us here.

LARRY S. CHAMPION is a professor emeritus and former head of the English Department at North Carolina State University. He is the author or editor of numerous books including Quick Springs of Sense and Perspective in Shakespeare's English Histories (both Georgia).

Students of Shakespeare will find Champion's study highly suggestive. Shakespeare's manipulation of the judgment of his audience may or may not be the most important element in these plays, but it is important enough to warrent careful attention; and no one else, to my knowledge, has produced anything like the systematic account of the matter that Champion has given us here.

LARRY S. CHAMPION is a professor emeritus and former head of the English Department at North Carolina State University. He is the author or editor of numerous books including Quick Springs of Sense and Perspective in Shakespeare's English Histories (both Georgia).

Students of Shakespeare will find Champion's study highly suggestive. Shakespeare's manipulation of the judgment of his audience may or may not be the most important element in these plays, but it is important enough to warrent careful attention; and no one else, to my knowledge, has produced anything like the systematic account of the matter that Champion has given us here.