The Turk (play)

An Excellent Tragedy of Mulleasses the Turke, and Borgias Governour of Florence, commonly referred to as The Turk is Jacobean revenge tragedy by John Mason first published in 1610.^[1]

References

^ Robert Henke, Eric Nicholson Transnational Exchange in Early Modern Theater 2008 p 167 " ... and Mulleasses, the Turk, a Senecan villain inclined to much bloodier sorts of revenge . Murdered children, apparently poisoned wives, seeming ghosts — it all comes to a head at the close of the play, where Mason rereads the ending of ..."

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[1] Robert Henke, Eric Nicholson Transnational Exchange in Early Modern Theater 2008 p 167 " ... and Mulleasses, the Turk, a Senecan villain inclined to much bloodier sorts of revenge . Murdered children, apparently poisoned wives, seeming ghosts — it all comes to a head at the close of the play, where Mason rereads the ending of ..."

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