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The face of mammon: the matter of money in English Renaissance literature

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism Historical Economic and Legal Thought

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Mammon in the Tudor Common Wealth Chapter One: At Home with Mammon: Matter, Money, and Memory in The Faerie Queene and The Jew of Malta Chapter Two: Monetary Policy in King John and Measure for Measure Chapter Three: Dismembering the Ducat in The Merchant of Venice Chapter Four: Wit without Money in Donne and Nashe Afterword: Before Economy Appendix: Tudor monetary units Works cited Index

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