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,The Development of an Englishman: Thomas Nashe’s ,ero of the work, the irreverent page Jack Wilton, encounters an array of foreign figures grotesque and comical in his travels through Europe, which culminate in Jack’s confrontations with the dangers of a corrupt and degenerate Italy. . draws on many of the most popular genres of its time, as Nashe’

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,Remaking “Lawless Lads and Licentious Girls”: The Salvation Army and the Regeneration of Empire,ociology and is, from Henry Mayhew’s . (1861–62) to Beatrice Webb’s . (1926), a generic norm of its characteristic literary manifestation, the social exploration text. A number of writers have examined how, in social exploration texts of the 1880s and 1890s, the urban poor of England transform from