Studies in honor of T.W. Baldwin

General notes

Bibliographical footnotes

Contents

Introductions / D.C. Allen -- Criticism of Elizabethan dramatic texts / H. Craig -- Old-spelling editions of dramatic texts / F. Bowers -- Humor and satire in Heywood's epigrams / B.A. Milligan -- The blatant beast / L. Hotson -- The origin of the euphuistic novel and its significance for Shakespeare / L. Borinski -- The earliest (?) printing of Sir Thomas More's two epigrams to John Holt / H. Fletcher -- Spenser:s scholarly script and "right writing" / R.M. Smith -- King Leir and King Lear : an examination of the two plays / R.A. Law -- Susanna and the elders in sixteenth-century drama / M.T. Herrick -- Marlowe and Greene : a note on their relations as dramatic artists / U. Ellis-Fermor -- Shakespeare's prologues and epilogues / C. Leech -- Giles Fletcher and the Catholics / A. Holaday -- Conjectures on the London prodigal / B. Maxwell -- Izaak Walton and the arte of angling, 1577 / M.S. Goldman -- Milton and Olaus Magnus / J.E. Hankins -- That unnecessary shell of Milton's world / H.F. Robins -- "Our vegetable love" : Marvell and Burton / R. Putney -- The problem of Brutus : an eighteenth-century solution / G.B. Evans -- Milton's celestial battle and the theogonies / M.Y. Hughes -- George Bernard Shaw and Shakespeare's Cymbeline / R. Stamm -- A bibliography of the scholarly writings of Thomas Whitfield Baldwin / J.H. Smith (p.267-276)