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Marie Henriette Madsenicent — but the middle part is out of all keeping; and the ludicrous is therein not only too far prolonged, but too broadly drawn, and deeply coloured. The drama, too, comprehends a period of twenty-four years, and the actions and events are too few, and not sufficiently varied. Neither does Faustus

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Amit Nigam,Esther Sackett,Brian Goldena detailed examination of the biographical character of either Marlowe or Shakespeare. Nor is it another futile attempt to show that Marlowe single-handedly actually wrote some of Shakespeare’s plays. Nor will it focus solely on the working and playing conditions of the early modern theatrical scene

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a detailed examination of the biographical character of either Marlowe or Shakespeare. Nor is it another futile attempt to show that Marlowe single-handedly actually wrote some of Shakespeare’s plays. Nor will it focus solely on the working and playing conditions of the early modern theatrical scene

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Charlotte Crofthakespeare’s protagonists fairly straightforwardly as heroes: tragic heroes like Macbeth, Hamlet and Othello; comic or romantic heroes like Benedict (.) and Petruchio (.). Marlowe’s protagonists wear the label much less comfortably. As the ‘first impressions’ discussed in the previous chapter should

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