Richard Harrier (ed.) — Studies in the Renaissance: Volume XIV

NY: Renaissance Society of America, 1967. Paper bound in green wrappers, 218pp. Minor tear top of spine else very good. 375 grams. Articles include: When did a Man in the Renaissance Grow Old?; The Concept of True Nobility at the Burgundian Court; Sigismund 1 of Poland: Renaissance King and Patron; Thomas Murner, Thomas More, and the First Expression; Aspects of More's Latin Style in 'Utopia'; William Tyndale's Response to the Hebraic Tradition; G.B. Gelli and the Rebellion Against Latin; Salutati's Opinion of Non-Italian Writers of the Middle Ages; The Relations Between the English and Urbino Courts, etc. . Contributions by Creighton Gilbert, Charity Cannon Willard, Kenneth F. Lewalski, John M. Headley, Edward Dusrtz, Dahlia M. Karpman, Armand L. de Gaetano, Thomas H. Blackburn, Felix Gilbert, Richard B. Donovan and Cecil H. Clough. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.