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Publication of these began on the Continent earlier than in England , and it was for a time customary to import English editions printed abroad . Even earlier than this , Latin newsbooks were common , apparently because the learned ...
Publication of these began on the Continent earlier than in England , and it was for a time customary to import English editions printed abroad . Even earlier than this , Latin newsbooks were common , apparently because the learned ...
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This idea originated with Edmund Malone , 33 who based it on a misunderstanding of the 1600 edition of England's Parnassus . In his unpublished notes Malone asserted that Marlowe wrote the first two sestiads and about a hundred lines of ...
This idea originated with Edmund Malone , 33 who based it on a misunderstanding of the 1600 edition of England's Parnassus . In his unpublished notes Malone asserted that Marlowe wrote the first two sestiads and about a hundred lines of ...
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... first appears in full in England's Helicon , together with “ Another of the same nature . ” The latter has attracted little attention . One stanza of “ The Nymph's Reply ” had already appeared in The Passionate Pilgrim .
... first appears in full in England's Helicon , together with “ Another of the same nature . ” The latter has attracted little attention . One stanza of “ The Nymph's Reply ” had already appeared in The Passionate Pilgrim .
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