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Shakespeare and the Politics of Protestant England . Lexington : UP of Kentucky , 1992 . Havelock , Eric A. Preface to Plato . Cambridge : Harvard UP , 1963 . Origins of Western Literacy . Toronto : Ontario Institute for Studies in ...
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tion between the play and Elizabethan England . Contending that Elizabethan Protestants viewed Rome as the seat of power of the Catholic Antichrist , Parker suggests that Julius Caesar may be read as a satire of Papal Rome , in which ...
tion between the play and Elizabethan England . Contending that Elizabethan Protestants viewed Rome as the seat of power of the Catholic Antichrist , Parker suggests that Julius Caesar may be read as a satire of Papal Rome , in which ...
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On the propagandist identification of Popery with sodomy , see also Alan Bray , Homosexuality in Renaissance England ( London : Gay Men's Press , 1982 ) , pp . 19-21 . 6. Schleiner , p . 51 . 7. John Marston , The Scourge of Villanie ...
On the propagandist identification of Popery with sodomy , see also Alan Bray , Homosexuality in Renaissance England ( London : Gay Men's Press , 1982 ) , pp . 19-21 . 6. Schleiner , p . 51 . 7. John Marston , The Scourge of Villanie ...
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Henry VI Parts 1 2 and | 1 |
Production Reviews | 37 |
Themes | 52 |
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