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Herbert Howarth1959

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Narrative and Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare

Herbert Howarth · Geoffrey Bullough

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Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism Medieval Literature and History Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Year1959

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Published1959-01-01

VenueComparative Literature

ISSN-L0010-4124

Languageen

Citations207

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