The Unheard Prayer
Religious Toleration in Shakespeare's Drama
Biographical note
Joseph Sterrett (PhD, Cardiff) is Assistant Professor of Literature in English at Aarhus University, Denmark.
Readership
All interested in prayer, Reformation English culture, and Shakespeare. Also those with interests in Shakespeare and religion, identity politics and secularisation.
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