The School of Honor: Warfare and the Elizabethan Gentleman, Band 2

accepted action appears aristocratic arms army asks attitude audience battle beginning believe Bussy Byron captain cause century challenge Chapman character Clermont comes completely concept concern contemporary continued contrast courage course court Cressida critics death deeds defendant describes difference discussion drama dramatists duel duelling Earl Edward Elizabeth Elizabethan enemies England English epigram Essex example feeling fight follows forced fortune gentleman give Greeks Hamlet hand Hector Henry heroes heroic Heywood honor ideals important interest James John Jonson judicial justice king knights live London Lord Marlowe military Mortimer never noble pattern peace period play poem praise present Prince problem reader reign revenge satire says scene Shakespeare shows single combat soldier speech spirit stage sword Tamburlaine tradition trial trial by battle Troia Troilus Trojans true truth victory writes young