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"The Rogues and Vagabonds of Shakespeare's Youth" unveils a fascinating glimpse into the Elizabethan underworld. This volume brings together the seminal works of John Awdeley ("Fraternitye of Vacabondes") and Thomas Harman ("Caveat"), offering unparalleled insight into the lives of thieves, vagabonds, and other figures operating outside the bounds of law and order during Shakespeare's time.
Explore the social history of Elizabethan England through the words of these contemporary observers. Delve into a world of crime and deception, and discover the tricks and techniques employed by rogues to survive. This unique collection sheds light on the darker corners of society, revealing the challenges and realities faced by those living on the margins.
A valuable resource for anyone interested in social science, criminology, and the historical context of Shakespearean England, this meticulously prepared edition makes these important texts accessible to all. Experience a vivid and compelling portrait of a bygone era, rich with unforgettable characters and captivating details.
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