Hickscorner; Written c. 1497-1512; Date of Original Copy c. 1512, Reproduced in Facsimile 1908 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176659735)

"Hickscorner" is a morality play believed to have been written between 1497 and 1512. This edition reproduces a copy dating from around 1512 in facsimile. The play, typical of its era, explores themes of vice, virtue, and redemption through allegorical characters. The facsimile provides valuable insight into the typography and book production methods of the early 16th century. For scholars of English drama and medieval literature, "Hickscorner" offers a rare glimpse into the theatrical and cultural landscape of the late medieval and early Tudor periods.

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