Theatrical legitimation
allegories of genius in seventeenth-century England and France
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Publication
1987 - Oxford University Press, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
73,000 words, Guess
Page Count
292 pages
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- Internet Archivebacktomethusela00heargoog
- Internet Archivespiderandflytog00conrgoog
- ISBN-100195042689
- ISBN-139780195042689
- Goodreads3584326
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- Library of Congress Control Number86033132
- Open LibraryOL23383598M
Classifications
- DDC809.2/032
- LCCPN1831 .M87 1987
Alternate Titles
- Allegories of genius in seventeenth-century England and France.
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