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Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, Complete, Series I, II, and III

Note 34 — THE DEBT OF ENGLISH TO ITALIAN LITERATURE

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Marlowe makes Gaveston talk of 'Italian masques.' At the same time, in the prologue to Tamburlaine, he shows that he was conscious of the new and nobler direction followed by the drama in England.

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