A comprehensive, scholarly edition of Greene and Peele
Discover the dramatic and poetical works of two early English writers, now presented with scholarly care and historical notes. This edition collects their verse and prose alongside memoirs and critical notes, offering context for modern readers and students alike.
This two-volume set features a thorough introduction and notes by the Rev. Alexander Dyce, with extensive editorial apparatus and updates to earlier texts. It presents Greene and Peele in one accessible edition, preserving the original material while adding clarity and scholarly context for readers exploring early modern drama and poetry.
- Complete or substantial selections of Greene’s prose and poetry, alongside the works of Peele
- Memoirs of the authors and detailed notes that illuminate historical context and references
- Editorial updates, important alterations, and added material that enhance readability
- A robust contents and indexing system to help locate plays, poems, and critical apparatus
Ideal for readers of early English drama, literary history, and those studying Greene and Peele in a historical or classroom setting. This edition is a valuable reference for anyone seeking a reliable, annotated view of these authors’ contributions to theatre and poetry.