title: Marlowe and Shakespeare: The Critical Rivalry
author:  Robert Sawyer 
description: Robert Sawyers Marlowe and Shakespeare: The Critical Rivalry takes the complex meaning of the term rival in the early modern period as something between competitor and partner or even collaborator to survey the way the two playwrights have been viewed in relation to one another  . The book will be very valuable to graduate students, in particular, who wish to learn the critical history of their field and to any scholar interested in the cultural history of literary criticism. (Henry S. Turner, SEL Studies in English Literature 1500-1900, Vol. 58 (02), 2018)
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  The Rebel
  
  Assassins Guild Novel #2
  
  C.J. Archer
  
  Copyright 2013 C.J. Archer
  
  Visit C.J. at <http://cjarcher.com>
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  "Why should you love him whom the world hates so?"
  
  "Because he love me more than all the world."
  
  ― Edward II, Christopher Marlowe
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  CHAPTER 1
  
  Hampshire, July 1599
  
  Lucy Cowdrey knew the man walking across the meadow barely ten feet from her
  was not a local. She'd made it her business to meet everyone in the village of
  Sutton Grange and surrounds in the two months since her arrival, and none
  looked like this man. He was broader across the chest and shoulders than most
  and very tall. Lucy couldn't see much of his face, covered as it was by his
  wide-brimmed hat, but the little she did see was enough. No one in the little
  corner of Hampshire she now called home was as dark of complexion. His skin
  wasn't Moorish, but it was certainly a deeper tone than sun alone could
  achieve. He was a stranger.
  
  And he was trespassing on her brother's land.
  
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