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Themes and issues, the persecution of Protestants during the reign of Mary Tudor (1553–8). An anti-Catholic play would therefore have been popular. His audience would, for the most part, have strong religious beliefs, be fully aware of the threat of damnation and retain a lively fear of Hell and devils. In stressing

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Technical features,Faustus stress his long addiction to necromancy rather than his scholarship. He was famed as an itinerant magician wandering through Europe entertaining and amazing all with his marvellous conjurations. Now Marlowe certainly uses several events reported in . in his own play, for instance the conjura

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Critical reception,l as being performed in London, the play toured England and Europe, and proved to be exciting both for audience and actors. A report of one early performance in Exeter described a rather frightening experience.

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Joseph A. Foley,Marilyn F. Deocampoude of the time, but perhaps we may detect Marlowe’s scepticism in his ability to retain our sympathy for Faustus despite his damnable alliance. It is best perhaps to look at the issues and themes separately before trying to draw any general, overall conclusion.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96388-4an narrative emphasises the amazement and the spectacle, Marlowe gives his John Faustus a far more serious, tragic personality. The events are ordered into a careful dramatic pattern created (a) by the Chorus and (b) by the time scheme.

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Joseph A. Foley,Marilyn F. Deocampo the persecution of Protestants during the reign of Mary Tudor (1553–8). An anti-Catholic play would therefore have been popular. His audience would, for the most part, have strong religious beliefs, be fully aware of the threat of damnation and retain a lively fear of Hell and devils. In stressing