Literature and Censorship in Renaissance England, Hardcover by Hadfield, Andr...

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Subject: Europe / Great Britain / Tudor & Elizabethan Era (1485-1603), Censorship, International / General, Modern / General, European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh Item Weight: 17.8 Oz Author: Andrew Hadfield Publication Name: Literature and Censorship in Renaissance England height: 0.6 in Language: English Features: Revised Item Length: 9 in Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan The Limited Item Width: 6 in Number of Pages: Xii, 234 Pages width: 6 in Type: Textbook Item Height: 0.6 in Publication Year: 2001 Subject Area: Literary Criticism, Political Science, Business & Economics, History Format: Hardcover Book Title: Literature and Censorship in Renaissance England ISBN: 9780333794104

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Literature and Censorship in Renaissance England, Hardcover by Hadfield, Andr.... Literature and Censorship in Renaissance England, Hardcover by Hadfield, Andrew (EDT), ISBN 0333794109, ISBN-13 9780333794104, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Censorship is one of the key controversies debated by Renaissance historians and literary critics. Commentators are divided on a number of questions. Was there once a concerted plan to censor all material hostile to the status quo? Or did authorities only intervene in periods of acute crisis? Did they actually read the material referred to them? This is the first collection that brings together the key figures in the field and includes essays by Richard Burt, Janet Clare, Cyndia Clegg, Richard Dutton, Richard McCabe and Annabel Patterson. Literature and Censorship in Renaissance England, Hardcover by Hadfield, Andrew (EDT), ISBN 0333794109, ISBN-13 9780333794104, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Censorship is one of the key controversies debated by Renaissance historians and literary critics. Commentators are divided on a number of questions. Was there once a concerted plan to censor all material hostile to the status quo? Or did authorities only intervene in periods of acute crisis? Did they actually read the material referred to them? This is the first collection that brings together the key figures in the field and includes essays by Richard Burt, Janet Clare, Cyndia Clegg, Richard Dutton, Richard McCabe and Annabel Patterson.