A glossary of Tudor and Stuart words, especially from the dramatists

About this book

In an era marked by literary innovation and political upheaval, "A Glossary of Tudor and Stuart Words, Especially from the Dramatists" by Walter W. Skeat serves as an essential resource for understanding the rich linguistic landscape of early modern England. This comprehensive glossary meticulously catalogs rare and archaic terms, illuminating the vibrant dialogue of the period's dramatists. With a focus on unique expressions and their contextual meanings, it provides invaluable insights into the cultural fabric of Tudor and Stuart society. Ideal for students, historians, and civic activists, this reference work empowers readers to engage deeply with the language that shaped a transformative age in literature and governance. Discover the nuances of a time when words carried profound weight and meaning.

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