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The Tulane Drama Review, Vol.8, No.4, Marlowe Issue (Summer, 1964), pp.32-46. 8 Parr, Johnstone. "Tamburlaine's Malady." PMLA, Vol.59, No.3 (Sep., 1944), pp.696-714. 9 Alexander Leggatt, "Tamburlaine's Sufferings," The Yearbook of English Studies, Vol.3 (1973), p.37. 10 Camden, Jr., Carroll. "Tamburlaine: The Choleric Man." Modern Language Notes, Vol.44, No.7 (Nov., 1929), pp.430-435. 11 Bradbrook, M. C. "A Discussion of Tamburlaine." In Critics on Marlowe. Ed. Judith O'Neill. New Delhi: George Allen & Unwin Publishers Ltd. 1996. 12 Alexander Leggatt, "Tamburlaine's Sufferings," The Yearbook of English Studies, Vol.3 (1973), p.37 13 Peter V. LePage, "The Search for Godhead in Marlowe's Tamburlaine," College English, Vol.26, No.8 (May, 1965), p.607. 14 Gardner, Helen. "The Second Part of Tamburlaine the Great." In Critics on Marlowe. Ed. Judith O'Neill. New Delhi: George Allen & Unwin Publishers Ltd. 1996. 15 Leggatt, Alexander. "Tamburlaine's Sufferings." The Yearbook of English Studies, Vol.3 (1973), pp.28-38. 16 Hopkins, Liza. Christopher Marlowe, Renaissance Dramatist. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, Ltd. 2008. 17 Carroll Camden, Jr., "Tamburlaine: The Choleric Man," Modern Language Notes, Vol.44, No.7 (Nov., 1929), p.433. 18 Alexander Leggatt, "Tamburlaine's Sufferings," The Yearbook of English Studies, Vol.3 (1973), p.37. Download 49.94 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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