Francis Beaumont: Dramatist / A Portrait, with Some Account of His Circle, Elizabethan and Jacobean, / And of His Association with John Fletcher
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A detailed scholarly portrait of Francis Beaumont traces his family background, education, social and literary circles, and his close professional partnership with John Fletcher, situating their collaboration within Elizabethan and Jacobean theatrical life. The first part reconstructs biography, acquaintances, and contemporary relations with other dramatists and patrons; the second part applies critical and quantitative methods to attribute authorship, examine versification, diction, and mental habits, and assess disputed plays. Throughout, the author balances archival research, portraiture of theatrical milieu, and formal analysis to characterize Beaumont's dramatic manner, collaborative practice, and the plays' artistic features and influences.
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