Explore the intricate world of John Lyly, a pivotal figure in Elizabethan literature, through this insightful critical study by John Dover Wilson. Delve into the works of this influential 16th-century English dramatist and author of "Euphues," examining his impact on prose, poetry, and the development of English drama.
This volume offers a comprehensive analysis of Lyly's literary contributions, providing valuable insights into his style, themes, and the cultural context in which he wrote. This book is essential for anyone interested in literary criticism and the rich tapestry of Elizabethan England. Gain a deeper understanding of the life and works of John Lyly and his enduring legacy within the canon of English literature.
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