Publisher's Synopsis
In this fascinating study, Harry Lee Faggett examines the portrayal of foreigners in Elizabethan drama and the attitudes that these depictions reflect. Drawing on an extensive range of plays, Faggett provides a detailed analysis of the ways in which English society viewed the world beyond its borders.
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