Dedication

t.C UNIVERSlrt OF TORONTO PRESS 198) All rights reserved. Permission to reproduce in whole or in part must be obtained in writing from University of Toronto Press DEDICATION Professor Millar MacLure retired from Victoria College and the English Departmentofthe University ofToronto at the end of the 1982-3 academic year. A widely respected scholar, critic, and teacher, Professor MacLure is well known to humanists for The Paul's Cross Sermons, 1534-1649 (1949) and George Chapman (1966). He has also edited The Poems of Christopher Marlowe(1968) and Marlowe: The Critical Heritage (1979), and was co-editor of Essays in English Literaturefrom the Renaissance to the Victorian Age (1964). Between 1960 and 1965 he was editorof the UniversityofToronto Quarterly, and subsequently served on the Honorary Advisory Board for many years. The current issue of the Quarterly contains a number of articles in areas of special interest to Professor MacLure, and we take great pleasure in dedicating it to him. WJK B-ZS ...