This book offers a fascinating collection of major works by the Elizabethan playwright and poet George Peele, including David and Bethsabe, a retelling of the well-known Biblical story of King David and Bathsheba, and Descensus Astraeae, a complex allegorical play that explores themes of redemption and spiritual renewal. The editor provides a detailed account of Peele's life and artistic career, offering insights into his literary style and the cultural context in which his works were produced. This book is a must-read for students and scholars of Renaissance drama and poetry.

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