English Language · English Literature
In Christopher Marlowe's play 'Edward II', who is referred to as an 'upstart' in the line: 'But while I have a sword, a hand, a heart / I will not yield to any such upstart'?
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- 1The Bishop of Coventry
- 2Younger Mortimer
- 3Piers Gaveston✓
- 4The Archbishop of Canterbury
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Piers Gaveston
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