Tamburlaine the Great: Parts I and II (Regents Renaissance Drama Ser)

University Of Nebraska Press, 1967. August 1967- 6 printing . Paperback. Very Good/none. Nice copy tamburlaine the great Parts 1 and 2 an important Elizabethan play by Christopher Marlowe pretty lavender bright shiny good covers. Small crease folded corner front of book printed by the University of Nebraska press first printing was August 1967- 6 printing manufacturers USA Library of Congress card catalog card number 67 - 10666 part of the Regents Renaissance drama series providing soundly edited text modern spelling of significant plays of the Elizabethan jacobean and Caroline Theatre. -Spine is well glued tight with no creases -edge of the pages are clean the book has been minimally used no-writing inscription or marks in it. Clean enough to be giftable just let me know where you want it sent. see pictures maybe this will do it! I try to note all defects, make an informed buying decision-At least you know what you're getting into I have-good description-pictures,books can be an expensive purchase, All photos shown are actual pictures no stock images. What you see is what you will receive. I photograph hand enter & research every book listed,no scanner no generic catch phrase description.Ruth Reaser..LAX Vespa shipped through United States Post to fulfill your order,Los Angeles I carefully pack your book-recycled materials,hop on my Vespa visit the PO to have it placed in our mail system-your books wrapped,not co-mingled,you get the copy you were viewing carefully packed. "Arguably the single-most important play of the Elizabethan era, Tamburlaine did more than any other to transform an insignificant form of public entertainment, barely distinguishable from the juggling, fencing, and animal-baiting with which it shared its performance space, into an art of national importance. . . . Tamburlaine cranks the excitements of language and spectacle to an unprecedented pitch, not simply to indulge the fantasies of the audience but as an exemplary demonstration of poetry's dangerous potency."-The New York Review of Books. Christopher Marlowe (1564-1593) has been called the founder of English drama and the perfecter of dramatic blank verse. He is known as a poet and translator of Lucan and Ovid, and as a guide and leader for Shakespeare and the other Elizabethan poets and dramatists. Tamburlaine the Great was his most ambitious work and the first play written in English blank verse. John Davies Jump was professor of English at the University of Manchester. Bibliographic information Title Tamburlaine the Great: Parts 1 and 2 Regents Renaissance drama series Author Christopher Marlowe Editor John Davies Jump Publisher U of Nebraska Press, 1967 ISBN 0803252714, 9780803252714 Length 205 pages Subjects Drama › European › English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh Drama / European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh Bmk10 Inv bib 2041

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