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	== ~~'''~~Sources~~'''~~ ==		== Sources ==

	[http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/~~article~~/18079]		Nicholl, Charles. "Marlowe [Marley], Christopher (bap. 1564, d. 1593), playwright and poet." ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography'', Oxford University Press, published 23 September 2004, last edited 03 January 2008, http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/10.1093/ref:odnb/9780198614128.001.0001/odnb-9780198614128-e-18079.

	Marlowe, Christopher. ''Tamburlaine, Parts I and II, Doctor Faustus, A- and B-Texts, The Jew of Malta, Edward II''. Ed. David Bevington and Eric Rasmussen. Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.		Marlowe, Christopher. ''Tamburlaine, Parts I and II, Doctor Faustus, A- and B-Texts, The Jew of Malta, Edward II''. Ed. David Bevington and Eric Rasmussen. Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.


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	Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance (1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.		Dramatist and Poet of the English [[Renaissance]] (1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.



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	== ~~'''~~Biography~~'''~~ ==		== Biography ==

	Christopher Marlowe was born in 1564, the same year [[William Shakespeare]] was born, as the second of nine children to John Marlowe, who was a shoemaker and professional bondsman in Canterbury. Note that Christopher Marlowe's family thus typified that kind of artisan class, which contributed to much of the literary achievements of the period just like for example Marlowe's contemporary William Shakespeare, who was the son of a glovemaker.		Christopher Marlowe was born in 1564, the same year [[William Shakespeare]] was born, as the second of nine children to John Marlowe, who was a shoemaker and professional bondsman in Canterbury. Note that Christopher Marlowe's family thus typified that kind of artisan class, which contributed to much of the literary achievements of the period just like for example Marlowe's contemporary William Shakespeare, who was the son of a glovemaker.
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	In 1593 he was arrested in connection with an investigation into religious heterodoxy and disloyalty to the Crown. Wheather these accusations were true or not remains questionable, but as a matter of fact Marlowe died violently shortly thereafter in a quarrel in a private house - perhaps a tavern - in Deptford at the hands of one Ingram Frizer.		In 1593 he was arrested in connection with an investigation into religious heterodoxy and disloyalty to the Crown. Wheather these accusations were true or not remains questionable, but as a matter of fact Marlowe died violently shortly thereafter in a quarrel in a private house - perhaps a tavern - in Deptford at the hands of one Ingram Frizer.
	Marlowe was buried on the 1st of June in 1593 at St Nicholas's Church in Deptford, however, the exact location of his grave is unknown.		Marlowe was buried on the 1st of June in 1593 at St Nicholas's Church in Deptford, however, the exact location of his grave is unknown.


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	Christopher Marlowe in 1585, QVOD ME NVTRIT ME DESTRVIT - What nurishes me destroys me		Christopher Marlowe in 1585, QVOD ME NVTRIT ME DESTRVIT - What nurishes me destroys me

	== ~~'''~~Marlowe in Government service~~'''~~ ==		== Marlowe in Government service ==


			== Marlowe's works ==

	~~== '''Marlowe's works''' ==~~

	== ''Tamburlaine'' ==		=== Tamburlaine ===


	== ''Doctor Faustus'' ==		=== Doctor Faustus ===


	== ''The Jew of Malta'' ==		=== The Jew of Malta ===


	== ''Edward II'' ==		=== Edward II ===

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			Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance (1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.


	~~== '''In Short''' ==~~

	Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance (1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.

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	In 1593 he was arrested in connection with an investigation into religious heterodoxy and disloyalty to the Crown. Wheather these accusations were true or not remains questionable, but as a matter of fact Marlowe died violently shortly thereafter in a quarrel in a private house - perhaps a tavern - in Deptford at the hands of one Ingram Frizer.		In 1593 he was arrested in connection with an investigation into religious heterodoxy and disloyalty to the Crown. Wheather these accusations were true or not remains questionable, but as a matter of fact Marlowe died violently shortly thereafter in a quarrel in a private house - perhaps a tavern - in Deptford at the hands of one Ingram Frizer.
	Marlowe was buried on the 1st of June in 1593 at St Nicholas's Church in Deptford, however, the exact location of his grave is unknown.		Marlowe was buried on the 1st of June in 1593 at St Nicholas's Church in Deptford, however, the exact location of his grave is unknown.


	[[File:Christopher_Marlowe.jpg]]		[[File:Christopher_Marlowe.jpg]]

			Christopher Marlowe in 1585, QVOD ME NVTRIT ME DESTRVIT - What nurishes me destroys me

	== '''Marlowe in Government service''' ==		== '''Marlowe in Government service''' ==

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	== '''In Short''' ==		== '''In Short''' ==

	Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance(1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.		Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance (1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.

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			== '''In Short''' ==



	== '''In Short''' == ~~[[File:Christopher_Marlowe.jpg]]~~

	Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance(1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.		Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance(1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.
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	In 1593 he was arrested in connection with an investigation into religious heterodoxy and disloyalty to the Crown. Wheather these accusations were true or not remains questionable, but as a matter of fact Marlowe died violently shortly thereafter in a quarrel in a private house - perhaps a tavern - in Deptford at the hands of one Ingram Frizer.		In 1593 he was arrested in connection with an investigation into religious heterodoxy and disloyalty to the Crown. Wheather these accusations were true or not remains questionable, but as a matter of fact Marlowe died violently shortly thereafter in a quarrel in a private house - perhaps a tavern - in Deptford at the hands of one Ingram Frizer.
	Marlowe was buried on the 1st of June in 1593 at St Nicholas's Church in Deptford, however, the exact location of his grave is unknown.		Marlowe was buried on the 1st of June in 1593 at St Nicholas's Church in Deptford, however, the exact location of his grave is unknown.

			[[File:Christopher_Marlowe.jpg]]

	== '''Marlowe in Government service''' ==		== '''Marlowe in Government service''' ==

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			== '''In Short''' == [[File:Christopher_Marlowe.jpg]]

	Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance(1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.		Dramatist and Poet of the English Renaissance(1564-1593). His best-known plays are: ''Tamburlaine'' (c. 1587), ''The Jew of Malta'' (c. 1589), ''Dr Faustus'' (published 1604) and ''Edward II'' (c. 1592). He got killed in a quarrel over the bill in a Deptford tavern and was rumoured to be an atheist and a spy for confidential government service.

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	In 1593 he was arrested in connection with an investigation into religious heterodoxy and disloyalty to the Crown. Wheather these accusations were true or not remains questionable, but as a matter of fact Marlowe died violently shortly thereafter in a quarrel in a private house - perhaps a tavern - in Deptford at the hands of one Ingram Frizer.		In 1593 he was arrested in connection with an investigation into religious heterodoxy and disloyalty to the Crown. Wheather these accusations were true or not remains questionable, but as a matter of fact Marlowe died violently shortly thereafter in a quarrel in a private house - perhaps a tavern - in Deptford at the hands of one Ingram Frizer.
	Marlowe was buried on the 1st of June in 1593 at St Nicholas's Church in Deptford, however, the exact location of his grave is unknown.		Marlowe was buried on the 1st of June in 1593 at St Nicholas's Church in Deptford, however, the exact location of his grave is unknown.


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	== '''Marlowe in Government service''' ==		== '''Marlowe in Government service''' ==