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Excerpt from A Study of the English Metamorphosis: Written by the GentI appreciate that I owe thanks to many friends who have encouraged me in my work. I am especially indebted to Professor Clyde B. Cooper of Armour Institute who drew my attention to Marston, and to Professor John Matthews Manly, Professor Albert H. Tolman, and Professor Charles R. Baskerville of the University of Chicago, who strengthened me by their broad scholarship and fri...

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Excerpt from A Study of the English Metamorphosis: Written by the GentThe World War must be held accountable for this study of a long, rambling Elizabethan manuscript. I had planned for some time to investigate the life and work, so full of problems, of J ohn Marston, and in this way I had come to The N ewe Metamorphosis which had been associated with the dramatist's name for over a century. The globe embracing designs of Germany necessarily p...

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