Rousing the vox populi in James Shirley’s The Politician

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Rousing the vox populi in James Shirley’s The Politician

Research English At Durham

19 minutes 5 seconds

4 years ago

Rousing the vox populi in James Shirley’s The Politician

In this podcast from our Late Summer Lectures series, Kathleen Foy from Durham University explains how James Shirley’s 1639 tragedy The Politician reflected the court and politics of Charles I.

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