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Contents

Title Page
Copyright Notice
Dedication
Act I: 1593
1. Prologue: [Thunder and Lightning]
2. 1. The Man Who Killed Christopher Marlowe
Act II: 1604
Act III: 1604-1605
Intermission
Act IV: 1605
Act V: 1606
Epilogue: For All Time
For further reading …
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Also by Jacopo della Quercia
Copyright