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|dramatists=Anon. Play Titles A ...etimes hardly possible even to guess, on account of Henslowe's ingeniously corrupt spelling" (p. 56, n.1).

'''Bentley''' concurs that the record is corrupt: "The title is probably the result of some confusion and not evidence of an [[category:Matthew Steggle]] [[category:Possibly corrupt titles]][[category:Archer's list]]

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...ory:Michael Drayton]][[category:Thomas Dekker]][[category:Possibly corrupt titles]][[category:Henslowe's records]][[category:Collaborations]]

:[[WorksCited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'' #1138]] offers alternative titles, both "A Woman's Tragedy" and "The Play of a Woman." ...ory:Henry Chettle]][[category:Partial payment]][[category:Possibly corrupt titles]]

|dramatists=Anon. Play Titles A ..."A French Comedy" (18 April 1597, Collier acknowledges the sameness of the titles but does not fold them into a single script (p. 87, n1). [[WorksCited|Fleay

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|dramatists=Anon. Play Titles A ...etimes hardly possible even to guess, on account of Henslowe's ingeniously corrupt spelling" (p. 56, n.1).

...ory:Unknown]][[category:Stationers' Register]] [[category:Possibly corrupt titles]]

|dramatists=Anon. Play Titles A ...f Barnardo's paired title character (which Wiggins reflects in alternative titles for the play as performed and as modernized). For any fruitful conjecture,

...Update]][[category:Admiral's]][[category:Rose]][[category:Possibly corrupt titles]]

|dramatists=Anon. Play Titles A ...ategory:Roslyn L. Knutson]][[category:Fortune]][[category:Possibly corrupt titles]][[category:Unknown provenance]]

|dramatists=Anon. Play Titles A ...June 1595 of "Antony and Vallea," he back-identifies the January entry as possibly an attempt at spelling the same title. Reinforcing Malone's conjecture, he

...s of Malone, Collier, Fleay, and Greg that attempt to link it with variant titles of plays that featured a Welsh man. In contrast to Gurr's cluster of single ...al order after ''Edward I'' (#881) but makes no connection between the two titles. Noting the "poor business" done by "the welche man," Wiggins points out it

...''chance medley'', o' my word", in ''Every Man Out of his Humour'' (1599) "possibly ... contains an allusion to the present play" [http://www.archive.org/strea ...ns of Greg's second observation, suggests it "may be a comedy of errors or possibly a tragedy" (p. 49).

...ole mention of "Welchmans price" in the ''Diary'' occurs in a list of play titles inventoried by Henslowe under the heading dated 3 March 1598 (1599?); when ...Update]][[category:Admiral's]][[category:Rose]][[category:Possibly corrupt titles]]

...s list of early plays in manuscript]], mentions several plays with similar titles including the "Disguises" in Henslowe's diary (p. 84). The ''Disguises'' in ...[category:Roslyn L. Knutson]][[category:Plays]][[category:Possibly corrupt titles]][[category:Chapman, George]][[category:Dekker, Thomas]]

...im, the July 1599 entry is evidence that Chapman had a "habit of changing" titles. He considers it an "absolute certainty" that "in this instance" Chapman re [[category:Update]][[category:Possibly corrupt titles]][[category:Plays allegedly printed]][[category:Diary fragment]]

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...''The Royal Choice'' seems unlikely to the point of being untenable. The titles in question are simply entirely different. ...ew Steggle]][[category:Rogers and Ley's List]] [[category:Possibly corrupt titles]][[category: Archer's list]]