Prose of the English RenaissanceJohn William Hebel Ardent Media, 1952 - 882 pages |
Contents
PREFACE | 24 |
SIMON FISH | 31 |
SIR THOMAS ELYOT | 39 |
EDWARD HALLE | 53 |
HUGH LATIMER | 65 |
ROGER ASCHAM | 72 |
ROBERT RECORDE | 130 |
GEORGE CAVENDISH | 139 |
21 | 528 |
24 | 538 |
33333 | 544 |
THOMAS DEKKER | 548 |
JOHN STOW | 558 |
JOHN FLORIO | 568 |
EDWARD GRIMESTON | 581 |
SIR WALTER RALEGH | 588 |
SIR JOHN CHEKE | 146 |
SIR THOMAS HOBY | 147 |
JOHN FOXE | 183 |
SIR THOMAS NORTH | 193 |
JOHN LYLY | 207 |
The Anatomy of Wit complete to A Cooling Card | 257 |
SIR PHILIP SIDNEY | 267 |
THOMAS LODGE | 331 |
RICHARD HAKLUYT AND THE VOYAGERS | 388 |
ROBERT GREENE | 405 |
THOMAS NASHE | 423 |
THOMAS DELONEY | 445 |
ROBERT ASHLEY | 479 |
RICHARD HOOKER | 487 |
I | 501 |
THE BIBLE | 515 |
Version compared with five sixteenthcentury versions | 527 |
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