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Contents List of illustrations xiii A note on conventions used in the text xv Introduction 1 I A Canterbury Youth 1 Birth 9 Canterbury events—Silverlings—A shoemaker's son 2 Petty school and the parish 18 The freeman's house—Katherine's child—After petty school 3 The King's School 39 The Jews of Canterbury—Mr Gresshop's rooms—Questions II Scholar and Spy 4 Corpus Christi College, Cambridge 71 The inland sea—Beds, Buttery Books, and elegies—The Queen of desire 5 Into espionage 106 'Aetatis suae 21'—The Walsinghams—Tom Watson after France—A government man III With Shakespeare, Kyd, and the Ralegh Circle 6 The Tamburlaine phenomenon 159 Tamburlaine the Great—Part Two of Tamburlaine, and rumours and charges—Shakespeare of Stratford 7 Doctor Faustus 197 Heaven and Hell—Imprisonment—Sir Walter Ralegh and the Wizard 8 A spy abroad 241 A room with Kyd—The Jew of Malta—Spying in Flushing and discovering in France IV Sexuality and Reckonings 9 The keen pleasures of sex 285 Shakespeare and new fields—Sexual acts—Love in a cold climate 10 A little matter of murder 321 A great house in Kent—Mercury in the form of Mr Maunder—The river at Deptford Epilogue 361 Appendices 369 Family trees: Marlowe, Arthur, and Moore relationships; The families of Jordan, Cranford, and Graddell Richard Baines on Marlowe The coroner's inquest of 1 June 1593 Kyd's letter to Puckering concerning Marlowe, circa June 1593 Kyd's unsigned note to Puckering, circa June 1593 Notes 383 Index 405