----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Schneider" <
chrisaschneider@earthlink.net>
> Ah, the Jacobeans! Admittedly, I tend a little more
towards Cyril
Tourneur
> (cf. "The Revenger's Tragedy") and John Webster (cf.
"The Duchess of
Malfi"
> and "The White Devil"), but "The Changeling is
pretty terrific too.
It may interest you to know, Chris, that these days Middleton
is credited with authorship of "The Revenger's Tragedy."
Tourneur's claim was in vogue from 1650 until well into the
1980s, but modern scholars believe their predecessors were
mistaken. Modern editions of the play credit Middleton as the
author, as does the recent excellent Alex Cox film.
Al
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