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Tragedy and Comedy
Felfoldi, David. "Biography of the 'Divine Comedy.'" University of Georgia. 16 July 1998. 26 May 2004. < [1]http://www.arches.uga.edu/~redman/divinebio.html >
Dante's "Divine Comedy"
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Dante's "Divine Comedy"
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Restoration Comedy
Houghton, Walter E. "Lamb's Criticism of Restoration Comedy." ELH. 10, 1. Mar. 1943. American U in Cairo Lib. Online Database. Full-Text. JSTOR.
Restoration Comedy
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