Middleton's Vulgar Pasquin: Essays on a Game of Chess,Used
Middleton's Vulgar Pasquin: Essays on a Game of Chess,Used

Middleton's Vulgar Pasquin: Essays on a Game of Chess,Used

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Thomas Middleton's A Game at Chess (1624) is the most remarkable play of James I's reign. A staunchly antiSpanish, antiJesuit chess allegory, with touches of topical satire, its nine consecutive performances are an unexampled dramatization of contemporary political concerns following the breakdown of the Spanish marriage negotiations and James's reversal of his longmaintained foreign policies. A Game quickly became notorious for its free treatment of forbidden topics: contemporary references to the play dealing with its suppression are exceptionally numerous. The essays in Middleton's "Vulgar Pasquin" are substantially revisionist and situate the play in critical, genetic, historical, and theatrical contexts.Four appendixes supply information valuable for the readers of the plays and editors.

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