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	title:	Medieval Drama: An Anthology (Blackwell Anthologies)
	author:	Greg Walker
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	WileyBlackwell
	released:	July 22, 2000
	isbn:	0631217274
	isbn-13:	9780631217275

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Probably the most comprehensive anthology of medieval drama - Rated Most collections of medieval plays offer just a small selection of texts, usually concentrating on just one kind of drama (religious, secular, comic, historical, etc.) But this anthology really does have a comprehensive selection of all the best plays and pageants from the Mystery Plays to the Interludes of the mid-sixteenth century. It's even got David Lindsay's brilliant 'Satire of the Three estates' (in full!). It's very clearly laid out, and well-edited and glossed. By far the best volume I've read.

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Probably the most comprehensive anthology of medieval drama - Rated 5/5
Most collections of medieval plays offer just a small selection of texts, usually concentrating on just one kind of drama (religious, secular, comic, historical, etc.) But this anthology really does have a comprehensive selection of all the best plays and pageants from the Mystery Plays to the Interludes of the mid-sixteenth century. It's even got David Lindsay's brilliant 'Satire of the Three estates' (in full!). It's very clearly laid out, and well-edited and glossed. By far the best volume I've read.