English Domestic Or, Homiletic Tragedy 1575 to 1642

Henry Hitch Adams

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Interprets Elizabethan domestic tragedies as they might have appeared to the audiences who saw them in the public theaters by supplying the religious and moral background the average playgoer of the time would possess, then evaluates them in relation to other plays of the period and as a part of the history of drama.

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