The Reckoning: The Murder of Christopher MarloweThis is a story of the Elizabethan underworld. It is a full-length investigation of the killing, tracing Marlowe's shadowy political dealings, his involvement in covert intelligence work, the charges of heresy and homosexuality against him. Critical new evidence is uncovered about his three companions on that last day in Deptford. Through Charles Nicholl's detailed research, a complex, unsettling story of entrapment and betrayal, chimerical plots and dirty tricks emerges. |
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The pamphleteer Thomas Nashe , meanwhile , was putting the finishing touches
to his picaresque story The Unfortunate Traveller . He completed the manuscript
on Wednesday 27 June 1593 , exactly four weeks after the killing of Marlowe .
The pamphleteer Thomas Nashe , meanwhile , was putting the finishing touches
to his picaresque story The Unfortunate Traveller . He completed the manuscript
on Wednesday 27 June 1593 , exactly four weeks after the killing of Marlowe .
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People would be expecting some comment from Nashe in the aftermath of
Marlowe ' s death , but they would also expect it to be well - camouflaged . Nashe
was a topical , gossipy writer , and he suffered much from the curse of so - called
...
People would be expecting some comment from Nashe in the aftermath of
Marlowe ' s death , but they would also expect it to be well - camouflaged . Nashe
was a topical , gossipy writer , and he suffered much from the curse of so - called
...
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I would not say that Nashe deserted Marlowe , though readers of Christ ' s Tears
in the autumn of 1593 may have felt he had , since they had not yet read the
tribute in the Unfortunate Traveller , which remained unpublished for another six
...
I would not say that Nashe deserted Marlowe , though readers of Christ ' s Tears
in the autumn of 1593 may have felt he had , since they had not yet read the
tribute in the Unfortunate Traveller , which remained unpublished for another six
...
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Deptford 1593 | 15 |
The Official Story | 17 |
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| Título | The Reckoning: The Murder of Christopher Marlowe |
| Autor | Charles Nicholl |
| Edição | ilustrada, reimpressão |
| Editora | J. Cape, 1992 |
| Original de | Universidade de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 16 Jun 2010 |
| ISBN | 0224031007, 9780224031004 |
| Número de páginas | 413 páginas |
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