An edition of The figurative language of the tragedies of Shakespeare's chief 16th-century contemporaries (1984)

The figurative language of the tragedies of Shakespeare's chief 16th-century contemporaries

Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Kyd, George Peele, Thomas Lodge, Samuel Daniel, Countess of Pembroke/Robert Garnier, Thomas Preston, Thomas Sackville & Thomas Norton, Robert Wilmot/Inner Temple, Robert Greene, George Gascoigne/Francis Kinwelmersh/Christopher Yelverton, Thomas Hughes, and anonymous authors of Shakespeare apocrypha : an index

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An edition of The figurative language of the tragedies of Shakespeare's chief 16th-century contemporaries (1984)

The figurative language of the tragedies of Shakespeare's chief 16th-century contemporaries

Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Kyd, George Peele, Thomas Lodge, Samuel Daniel, Countess of Pembroke/Robert Garnier, Thomas Preston, Thomas Sackville & Thomas Norton, Robert Wilmot/Inner Temple, Robert Greene, George Gascoigne/Francis Kinwelmersh/Christopher Yelverton, Thomas Hughes, and anonymous authors of Shakespeare apocrypha : an index

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Garland Pub.
Language
English
Pages
1030

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Subjects

Contemporaries, English drama, English drama (Tragedy), Figures of speech in literature, Indexes

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William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

Times

Early modern and Elizabethan, 1500-1600

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The figurative language of the tragedies of Shakespeare's chief 16th-century contemporaries: Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Kyd, George Peele, Thomas Lodge, Samuel Daniel, Countess of Pembroke/Robert Garnier, Thomas Preston, Thomas Sackville & Thomas Norton, Robert Wilmot/Inner Temple, Robert Greene, George Gascoigne/Francis Kinwelmersh/Christopher Yelverton, Thomas Hughes, and anonymous authors of Shakespeare apocrypha : an index
1984, Garland Pub.
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New York
Series
Garland reference library of the humanities ;, vol. 393

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Dewey Decimal Class
016.822/3/09
Library of Congress
PR658.T7 S78 1984

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xvi, 1030 p. ;
Number of pages
1030

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OL3507717M
Internet Archive
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ISBN 10
0824091760
LCCN
82049173
OCLC/WorldCat
10533547
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717933

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