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...r><br> News of the incident, which the English came to know as the Amboyna Massacre, reached England on May 29, 1624, and caused a diplomatic dilemma. James I, ...agandistic pamphlets published by the Dutch and English in the wake of the massacre (see Chancey 587ff), the torture and execution of the English was also rela

...aterial from ''The Massacre at Paris''". He suggests the assignment of the massacre at Vassy to the "Introduction" (#1152, #1175), the "politicking between Hen

...y" was their sixth offering and the only one to be marked "ne" until ''The Massacre at Paris'' was entered at its first performance on January 30th (1593). ...field for himself" (p. 179). They draw an additional comparison with ''The Massacre at Paris,'' which was soon to be in Strange's men's own repertory (January

...f Guise, were assassinated. The latter is a major character in Marlowe's ''Massacre at Paris'' and appears in Chapman's two ''Bussy D'Ambois'' plays. If either ...led by Henslowe, not 'the Guise,' as in the memorandum before us, but 'the Massacre of France'" (''Diary'', [https://archive.org/stream/diaryphiliphens00hensgo

...1623, could have taken for its subject matter anything other than the 1622 massacre of settlers by Indians in Virginia, which was one of the most historically <br> Alden T. Vaughan gives a good historical overview of the 1622 massacre (see esp. pp75-76), and Ransome gives a recent and concise summary of event

...tch) relations", in contrast to the anti-Dutch feeling consequent upon the massacre (288).

...the winter of 1598-99. The company also still had Christopher Marlowe's ''Massacre at Paris'', which they revived during the winter of 1601-2 after moving to

...y. Following the entry of ''Philipo and Hippolito'' for 7 August and ''The Massacre at Paris'' for 8 August, Henslowe repeated those dates, assigning ''The Jew

...been an attractive acquisition (two plays by Marlowe [''Jew of Malta'', ''Massacre at Paris''] are the only titles in Henslowe's playlists for both Lord Stran

..." generally believed to be ''The Spanish Tragedy'' by Thomas Kyd and ''The Massacre at Paris'' by Christopher Marlowe, respectively. Henslowe used the title, " ...e its debut with Strange's men, migrated to the 1594+ Admiral's men: ''The Massacre at Paris.'' Both companies also had a Friar Bacon play, but it is not clear

...e Admiral's men along with [[French Doctor|"The French Doctor"]] and ''The Massacre at Paris'' in 1601/2. The play was apparently already in revival at the For

...d last been on stage in 1596-7) and even older but more recently revived ''Massacre at Paris'' (''c''. November 1601).

Meanwhile, the Indians have revolted in Mexico; a reaction against the massacre of Indians (by Pedro de Alvarado) whilst they were celebrating a holy festi ...''left in charge of Mexico in Cortez’s absence; responsible for the temple massacre that caused the insurrection''

...istians killed. Like Daniel in the lion’s den, Lady Constance survives the massacre by the grace of God, and she is set adrift on a rudderless ship, foundering

...leyn, as evidenced by payments for apparel. These include "[[Mahomet]]," ''Massacre at Paris'', and "[[Crack Me This Nut]]" but not "Longshanks" (if Henslowe's

:Massacre of Paris.

...ttempt, Esther successfully petitions her husband to overturn the order to massacre the Jews (Esther is not known to be affected by the edict until she acknowl

...tance, Henslowe entered "[[Philipo and Hippolito]]" for 7 August and ''The Massacre at Paris'' for 8 August, duplicating those dates with the assignment of the

...years later. Given its date, the play was most likely about the Jamestown Massacre of 1622, but I have decided instead to imagine that it was about Pocahontas