A Booke of English Metre of the Great Marchaunt Man Called Dives Pragmaticus ... 1563: Together with an Introduction by Percy E. Newbery; And Remarks

This volume presents "A Booke of English Metre of the Great Marchaunt man Called 'Dives Pragmaticus' ... 1563," offering a rare glimpse into 16th-century English poetry. Accompanied by an introduction by Percy E. Newbery, the text also includes detailed remarks on the vocabulary and dialect of the period, providing valuable insights for scholars of historical linguistics and literature. "Dives Pragmaticus" is a fascinating example of early modern English verse, reflecting the language, culture, and social concerns of its time. This edition makes a significant contribution to the study of Elizabethan-era literature and the evolution of the English language.

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