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    Tudor Translation

    Fred Schurink in Early Modern Literature in History (2011)

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    Introduction

    Translation was one of the most important and characteristic forms of writing in Tudor England. After having been neglected for the past half century, it is currently undergoing a major resurgence of interest.1 T...

    Fred Schurink in Tudor Translation (2011)

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    How Gabriel Harvey Read Anthony Cope’s Livy: Translation, Humanism, and War in Tudor England

    On the opening page of Book 21 of his huge Latin folio edition of Livy’s Ab urbe condita (‘History of Rome from the Foundation of the City’) the Elizabethan humanist and polymath Gabriel Harvey wrote: ...

    Fred Schurink in Tudor Translation (2011)