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The Spanish Tragedy Study Guide

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by Thomas Kyd
About 69 pages (20,810 words)
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1580s: Spain is the leading world power. In 1588, the English fleet defeats the Spanish Armada, and so prevents an invasion by Catholic Spain of Protestant England.

Today: Spain and Britain are mid-level European powers. Both are members of NATO and the European Union.

1580s: Elizabethan authors do not own the copyright to their work; they are poorly paid by the theater companies to which they sell their work, and they do not receive royalties from the publisher. Plays are often published anonymously, and pirated or corrupt editions appear, sometimes based on an actor's memory of the script or a copy made by a spectator during a performance.

Today: Strict copyright laws define ownership of a literary work, and legally enforceable contracts define the amount of.....

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