“A Fine Old Tale of Adventure”: Beowulf told to the children of the english race, 1898–1908
When publishers started marketing the tale of Beowulf to a large audience of children (and adults) in the 1880s, they capitalized on the aura of the Middle Ages by selling editions with golden titles, decorated initials and reproductions of medieval drawings. The medievalizing aspect of these childr...
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2013
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