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Title: To catch a spy: John Le Carre and Sidney Lumet's use of Marlowe's Edward II in performance.(Critical Essay)
Author: Frank Ardolino
Publication: Journal of Evolutionary Psychology (Refereed)
Date: March 1, 2002
Publisher: Institute for Evolutionary Psychology
Page: 40(7)
Article Type: Critical Essay
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Manufacturer: The Gale Group
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