Dekker and Heywood: Professional Dramatists

Carol Chillington Rutter · KATHLEEN E. MCLUSKIE

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Fireworks All About the House - Politics and Performance - Prentices, Citizens and the Popular Audience - Women, Wives and Popular Narrative - The Challenge to the Popular Stage - The Cross-Dressed Heroine - Caroline Adaptations - Notes - Bibliography - Index

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