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Shakespeare and the Politics of Protestant England - Hamilton, Donna B
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This work reads six of Shakespeare's plays in the context of Church and Church-state politics of the 1590s and of the first decade of the reign of James I, demonstrating that he replicates the idioms and rhetoric of Church-state politics in all of them. The plays involved are "King John", "Comedy of Errors", "Twelfth Night", "Measure for Measure", "Cymbeline" and "Henry VIII". The author argues that reading the plays in the context of the position-taking that characterizes polemical discourse allows the reader to describe ...

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Shakespeare and the Politics of Protestant England 1992, University Press of Kentucky

ISBN-13: 9780813117904

Hardcover

Shakespeare and the Politics of Protestant England 1992, Prentice-Hall, Harlow

ISBN-13: 9780710813756

Hardcover