The Growth of English Drama

"The Growth of English Drama" by Arnold Wynne explores the rich history and critical development of English drama up to the year 1500. This meticulously prepared edition examines the origins and evolution of dramatic literature in England, offering insightful analysis of early and medieval dramatic forms. Delve into the historical context that shaped these foundational works, uncovering the roots of a vibrant theatrical tradition. Wynne's comprehensive study provides a valuable resource for understanding the key influences and artistic innovations that paved the way for later dramatic masterpieces. A classic work of literary criticism, "The Growth of English Drama" remains essential reading for anyone interested in the history of English literature and the enduring power of dramatic storytelling.

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