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Marlowe: A Critical Study

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Preface to the paperback edition Preface Part I: 1. Marlowe's life: facts and theories Part II. The Plays: 2. The Tragedie of Dido 3. Tamburlaine 4. Doctor Faustus 5. The Jew of Malta 6. Edward II A note on 'The Massacre at Paris' Part III. The Poems: 7. The First Book of Lucan 8. Ovid's Elegies 9. Hero and Leander Part IV: 10. Conclusion Appendices An additional note on Edward II Selected Bibliography Index.

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