Critics on MarloweJudith O'Neill University of Miami Press, 1970 - 127 Seiten |
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... Marlowe's mighty line ' ; Michael Drayton said ' his raptures were all air and fire ' ; Shakes- peare paid him an indirect tribute when he addressed and quoted him in As You Like It : Dead Shepherd , now I find thy saw of might , Who ...
... Marlowe's mighty line ' ; Michael Drayton said ' his raptures were all air and fire ' ; Shakes- peare paid him an indirect tribute when he addressed and quoted him in As You Like It : Dead Shepherd , now I find thy saw of might , Who ...
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... Marlowe's place is at the heart of English poetry , and his pulses still thrill in our verse ... ... With the exception of Edward II , which stands alone , Marlowe's dramas are mostly series of scenes held together by the poetic energy ...
... Marlowe's place is at the heart of English poetry , and his pulses still thrill in our verse ... ... With the exception of Edward II , which stands alone , Marlowe's dramas are mostly series of scenes held together by the poetic energy ...
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... Marlowe's Light Reading ' , in Elizabethan and Jacobean Studies , presented to F. P. Wilson , in Honour of his 70th ... Marlowe's Tamburlaine ' , Journal of English Literary History [ ELH ] vol . XX , 1953 , pp . 251-66 . Ethel Seaton ...
... Marlowe's Light Reading ' , in Elizabethan and Jacobean Studies , presented to F. P. Wilson , in Honour of his 70th ... Marlowe's Tamburlaine ' , Journal of English Literary History [ ELH ] vol . XX , 1953 , pp . 251-66 . Ethel Seaton ...
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1965 | 21 |
MODERN CRITICS ON MARLOWE | 28 |
The Second Part of Tamburlaine the Great | 37 |
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