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A Glossary of Stuart and Tudor Words especially from the dramatists
Walter William Skeat
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Walter William Skeat's 'A Glossary of Stuart and Tudor Words especially from the dramatists' is a comprehensive guide to the language used in the works of the Stuart and Tudor dramatists. Skeat provides detailed explanations and definitions of the various archaic terms and vocabulary used in the literature of this period, making it an essential reference for scholars and students of early English drama. The book's meticulous attention to detail and thorough research make it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the linguistic nuances of this era. Skeat's writing style is scholarly and informative, reflecting his expertise in the field of English language and literature. His thorough understanding of historical linguistics and literary analysis shines through in every page of this extensive glossary. Walter William Skeat, a renowned philologist and lexicographer, was known for his expertise in Middle English and Old English literature. His background in philology and language studies likely contributed to his meticulous work in compiling this glossary of Stuart and Tudor words. Students and scholars of early English drama will find 'A Glossary of Stuart and Tudor Words' to be an indispensable resource for understanding the language and literature of this fascinating period in English history.
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Lexicography, Historical linguistics, Dramatic vocabulary, Middle English, Tudor literature, Word origins, Literary history, Shakespearean language, Academic reference, Elizabethan England