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Show H ' Shakespeare' Mixed "Population.1 H , It Is lmpooslblo to .ovoresttmato the H lnfluonco on tho vlow of government H with which Shakospoaro, without Purl- H (tanlsm, Invigorated the Anglo-Saxon H mind both In England and Amolca lo H tho direction of at least freest investl- H jgatlon of ecclesiastical principles and H unothodB. Amorlcan worldvldenosa, H 'cosmopolitanism, or, If you ploaso, that H hospitality to all Interests from any- H 'whoro and ovorywhoro, which U char H Actorlstlo of tho United Htatos, has Its H own method glorified In Shakospearo's ttntolloctuul procoduro. Shttkespeare'a Sopulatlon la as mixed as our1 own. He ad tho American manner, with a H snyrlad-mlnded past, aiid tho more H fvprlcd and variablo presont. "Shakc- H poaro and tho Amorlcan Spirit," Dr. H tSrank W. Gunsaulus, In National Mac- M isulno. |