Shakespeare and the 1602 Additions to The Spanish Tragedy: A Method Vindicated

Brian Vickers

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This essay is a response to Gabriel Egan’s criticisms in the Year’s Work in English Studies (2014) of the author’s “Identifying Shakespeare’s Additions to The Spanish Tragedy (1602): A New(er) Approach”, published in Shakespeare 8 (2012): 13–43.

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