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Kind-Hartes Dreame, 1592. William Kemp. Nine Daies Wonder, 1600

Kind-Hartes Dreame, 1592. William Kemp. Nine Daies Wonder, 1600

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ISBN10: 1025704916
ISBN13: 9781025704913
Publisher: Tradd Street Press
Published: Feb 14 2026
Pages: 110
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.23 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

This volume brings together two significant Elizabethan pamphlets that offer a vivid glimpse into the literary and social landscape of late sixteenth-century England. Kind-Hartes Dreame, written by Henry Chettle in 1592, is a satirical work presented as a series of papers delivered to the author by several ghosts. Through these spectral voices-including those of the famous entertainer Richard Tarlton and the writer Robert Greene-Chettle addresses contemporary social issues, from the abuses of ballad-mongers to the practices of dishonest tradesmen. The work serves as an important early example of the Elizabethan prose pamphlet, blending social commentary with literary parody.

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