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===Roderic of Spain===
...s that the play could have been about Roderic, the last Visigothic king of Spain; he suggests the following sources:
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...athway, Richard | Hathway]]; [[Rankins, William | Rankins]]||[[Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, The]]||[[Admiral’s]]
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...of his accession in 1625 war had once again broken out between England and Spain.
...rather absurd and ill-conceived mission to Madrid while they were still in Spain in The Spanish Gypsy (Taylor, ‘Historicism, Presentism, and Time’). Fol
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...w play telling again the tragic story of Hieronimo, the Knight Marshall of Spain? Henslowe's notation of "ne" appears to specify exactly that. [[WorksCited|
...e ''Azores''" (1582); and narratives of the role of English expeditions to Spain such as Christopher Ockland's ''Anglorum Proelia'' (translated into English
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...of his accession in 1625 war had once again broken out between England and Spain.
...rather absurd and ill-conceived mission to Madrid while they were still in Spain in ''The Spanish Gypsy'' (see Taylor, "Historicism"). Following the return
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...panies had similarly responded to the crisis over England’s relations with Spain. The Lady Elizabeth’s Men, for example, put on ''The Changeling'' (licens
...ng’s Men felt, four months further on, that another satirical treatment of Spain would be in tune with the times. But this does not explain the failure to s
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|themes=Captivity; Spain; Women
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...hat this earlier piece was "[p]robably the foundation of ''The Conquest of Spain by John of Gaunt'', by Hathway and Rankens" in Philip Henslowe's lists for
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...Quintus Sertorius, who had reorganised the Marian movement. Pompey subdued Spain and returned to Italy (71 BCE), where he joined the very last phase of the
...e year later, Crassus secured the governorship of Syria and Pompey that of Spain, which he ruled through legates while remaining in Rome. Crassus’s untime
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'''
Spain-Savage''' argues that Shakespeare capitalized on the folk figure of Gillian
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Spain-Savage, Christi. "Reimagining Gillian: ''The Merry Wives of Windsor'' and t
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...is "squire" Sancho Panza embarks on a chivalric quest through contemporary Spain. During their adventures, they encounter a madman called Cardenio, who has
===Cardena in Spain===
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...Skelton]]", and "[[Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, The|The Conquest of Spain by John of Gaunt]]".
...evious weeks for "[[Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, The|The Conquest of Spain by John of Gaunt]]," itself a sum far lower than the apparent norm in the d
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| [[Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, The]]||[[1601]]||[[Hathway, Richard|Hathway]] & [[Rankins,
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...e year later, Crassus secured the governorship of Syria and Pompey that of Spain, which he ruled through legates while remaining in Rome. Crassus’s untime
...us, former propraetor and second in command of Caesar in Gaul, had fled to Spain. Caesar pursued them and finally crushed them in Munda in 45 BCE. Upon his
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...as/vol2/pp626-642 Simancas: January 1579]', in ''Calendar of State Papers, Spain''). Collaborated with evidence from the Revels Office that there were indee
'Simancas: January 1579', in ''Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas), Volume 2, 1568-1579'', ed. Martin A S Hume (London, 1894), pp.
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