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ArticleThe Origin of the Figure Called "The Vice" in Tudor Drama

F. H. Mares1958

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The Origin of the Figure Called "The Vice" in Tudor Drama

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Medieval Literature and History Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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1904The Mediaeval Stage 1933The English folk-play 1963Documents relating to the revels at court in the time of King Edward VI and Queen Mary : (the Loseley manuscripts)

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Year1958

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Published1958-11-01

VenueHuntington Library Quarterly

ISSN-L0018-7895

Languageen

Citations9

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