Three complete issues of the Times Literary Supplement (London) in very good condition. All three feature various aspects of the famous English courtier, politician, explorer, poet and all around Elizabethan stand-out Sir Walter Ralegh.
Ralegh's head was removed, with an axe, in 1618, but not before the "Three-act Tragedy of His life."
These numbers include:
The able Stephen Greenblatt's featured (see photo #1) essay in review of Charles Nicholl's new volume on Ralegh's claim for South American Gold, The Creature in the Map: A Journey to El Dorado. This in the issue of 18 August 1995.
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Katherine Duncan-Jones' feature essay/review (see photo #2) headed "Dangerous Company." This in review of the Joyce Youings-edited The Letters of Sir Walter Ralegh. In the issue of 22 October 1999.
AND
A full (oversize) page by Peter Beal in review of the Cornell University Press edition, edited by Michael Rudick, of The Poems of Sir Walter Ralegh. In the issue of 29 December 2000. See photo #3.