Tudor Interludes (Penguin English library)

Tudor Interludes by Peter Happe is a comprehensive collection published by Penguin Classics on April 30, 1972. This edition spans 434 pages and is presented in English, offering readers a curated selection of early modern and Elizabethan English drama. The book features notable works such as “The Pride of Life,” “Mankind,” and “Sir Thomas More,” among others, providing insight into the theatrical landscape of Tudor England.
Readers will find a diverse array of interludes that reflect the social and political climate of Great Britain during the Tudor period, from 1485 to 1603. The collection includes plays by various authors, such as Henry Medwall and John Heywood, and is edited with an introduction and notes by Peter Happe. This scholarly approach enhances the understanding of the themes and historical context surrounding these works, making it a valuable resource for those interested in English drama and Tudor history.
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Two Introductory Episodes: The Pride Of Life ; Mankind — Fulgens And Lucres / Henry Medwall — Youth — The Play Of The Wether / John Heywood — Wit And Science / John Redford — Respublica — Apius And Virginia / R.b. — Like Will To Like / Ulpian Fulwell — Sir Thomas More / Anthony Munday. Edited With An Introduction And Notes By Peter Happé. Bibliography: P. 36-38.
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