Thomas Nashe: A Critical Introduction

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Harvard University Press, 1962 - 262 pages
Gives an account of Nashe's writings, treating them in chronological order, bringing out their connections with each other and subjecting them to critical scrutiny.

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LONDON AND THE MARPRELATE
19
THE MISERIES OF AUTHORSHIP
49
DRAMATIC INTERLUDE
85
Copyright

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TitleThomas Nashe: A Critical Introduction
Volume 10 of Thomas Nashe; a Critical Introduction, George Richard Hibbard
AuthorGeorge Richard Hibbard
PublisherHarvard University Press, 1962
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized18 Jul 2007
ISBN0674885309, 9780674885301
Length262 pages
  
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