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The Assassination of Christopher Marlowe (A New View)

Note 15 — Front matter

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This probably alludes to the felony with which Marlowe was charged in 1588. (See Professor Hotson's essay, "Marlowe among the Churchwardens," in the Atlantic Monthly, July, 1926, vol. 138, pp. 37-44.)

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