Although almost every Elizabethan writer scorned popular moralistic pamphleteering, this reexamination of them as a literary genre reveals that they constituted a new precedent-setting mode of writing, and that they provide invaluable clues to Elizabethan habits of thought.
Read More
Although almost every Elizabethan writer scorned popular moralistic pamphleteering, this reexamination of them as a literary genre reveals that they constituted a new precedent-setting mode of writing, and that they provide invaluable clues to Elizabethan habits of thought.
Read Less
