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Every Man in His Humour: Critical Essay by Martin Seymour-Smith

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SOURCE: Seymour-Smith, Martin. Introduction to Every Man in His Humour, edited by Martin Seymour-Smith, pp. xiii-xxxi. London: Ernest Benn, 1966.

In the following essay, Seymour-Smith considers the central themes and chronicles the history of Every Man in His Humour.

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