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Civic Virtue, Despotism and the Fall of Empires in Cowley's Tragedy, the Tate of Sparta

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Civic Virtue, Despotism and the Fall of Empires in Cowley's Tragedy, the Tate of Sparta

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Civic Virtue, Despotism and the Fall of Empires in Cowley's Tragedy, the Tate of Sparta

ByAngela Escott

BookThe Celebrated Hannah Cowley

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Edition 1st Edition

First Published 2012

Imprint Routledge

Pages 24

eBook ISBN 9781315655901

ABSTRACT

The Fate designated in the Title is no fate fraught with Woe, but the atchievement [sic] of the downfall of a Tyrant. ¹

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