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Dive into the vibrant world of English Renaissance drama with this unexpurgated edition of Thomas Dekker's best plays, meticulously presented in the "Mermaid Series." Edited by H. Ellis and featuring insightful commentary and notes by Ernest Rhys, this volume offers a captivating glimpse into 17th-century social conditions in Great Britain.
Dekker's work, a cornerstone of Elizabethan drama, is presented here in its original form, allowing readers to experience the raw energy and unfiltered perspectives of the era. This collection provides a valuable resource for those interested in the historical context and literary merit of these enduring plays. As a part of the esteemed "Mermaid Series," this edition preserves the legacy of old dramatists, offering both seasoned scholars and newcomers a chance to explore the richness and complexity of this influential period in literary history. A treasure for lovers of classic drama and historical literature.
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