Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- 1 George North and the Kirtling Hall Manuscript
- 2 Uncovering Connections Between North's “Discourse” and Shakespeare's Plays
- 3 The Final Hours of Jack Cade
- 4 The Fool, Merlin's Prophecy, and the Upside-Down World of King Lear
- 5 Political Monologues and a Glimpse of Coriolanus
- Afterword: The Odds That the Parallels Are Coincidental
- The Transcript: “A Brief Discourse of Rebellion and Rebels,”, by George North
- Facsimile: “A brief discourse of rebellion and Rebells, wher'in isshowyd, ye treasur yt Traytors in yye execution of theyr treason, by tym attayne to,” by George North
- Index
Facsimile: “A brief discourse of rebellion and Rebells, wher'in isshowyd, ye treasur yt Traytors in yye execution of theyr treason, by tym attayne to,” by George North
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 October 2019
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- 1 George North and the Kirtling Hall Manuscript
- 2 Uncovering Connections Between North's “Discourse” and Shakespeare's Plays
- 3 The Final Hours of Jack Cade
- 4 The Fool, Merlin's Prophecy, and the Upside-Down World of King Lear
- 5 Political Monologues and a Glimpse of Coriolanus
- Afterword: The Odds That the Parallels Are Coincidental
- The Transcript: “A Brief Discourse of Rebellion and Rebels,”, by George North
- Facsimile: “A brief discourse of rebellion and Rebells, wher'in isshowyd, ye treasur yt Traytors in yye execution of theyr treason, by tym attayne to,” by George North
- Index
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- 'A Brief Discourse of Rebellion and Rebels' by George NorthA Newly Uncovered Manuscript Source For Shakespeare's Plays, pp. 147 - 262Publisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2018