Essay on Shakespeare's Character of Shylock, Originating in an Examination of the Laws and Customs of Moses, and of the Primitive Christians, with Reference to Enumerations of Population, and the Rate of Interest of Money

Essay on Shakespeare's Character of Shylock, Originating in an Examination of the Laws and Customs of Moses, and of the Primitive Christians, with Reference to Enumerations of Population, and the Rate of Interest of Money

by George Farren

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