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Spenser and Europe
by Willy Maley

Willy Maley reflects on the long backward shadow thrown by “Brexit”: “Spenser was made in Ireland, but he was also made by England turning back to and turning its back on a certain idea of Europe and towards another idea, that of Empire. Brexit Mark I was a shaping force.” Read more…

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Willy Maley, "Spenser and Europe," Spenser Review (Fall 2017). Accessed April 25th, 2024.
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