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Cannibalism and the act of revenge in Tudor-Stuart drama.(Abstracts)(compares John Marston's Antonio's Revenge with William Shakespeare's Hamlet)(Brief Article)

Publication: Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900

Publication Date: 22-MAR-04

Author: Rice, Raymond J.

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