Muly Molocco

Anon. >(1592)
George Peele? (1589)

Historical Records

F. 7/ Greg I, 13

.9.……….	R[d] at mvlomvrco the 20 of febreary	……….	……….	xxixs
.9.……….	R[d] at mvlamvlluco the 29 of febreary 1591	……….	……….	xviijs
.9.……….	R[d] at mvlo mvllocco the 17 of marche 1591	……….	……….	xxviijs vjd
.9.……….	R[d] at mvlomvlucko the 29 of marche 1591	……….	……….	iijli ijs
.9.……….	R[d] at mvlo mvloco the 8 of aprell 1591	[J. h-01-10-00]…	……….	xxiijs

F. 7^v/ Greg I, 14

.9.……….	R[d] at mvllo mvlluco the 17 of aprell 1591	……….	……….	xxxs
	R[d] at mvlo mvloco the 27 of aprell 1592	……….	……….	xxvjs
R[d] li24…	R[d] at mvlo mvlluco the 30 of aprell 159[1]2	……….	……….	lviijs
	R[d] at mvllomvloco the 17 of maye 1592	……….	……….	xxxvjs vjd
	R[d] at mvlemvloco the [22] 31 of maye 1592	……….	……….	xxiiijs

F. 8/ Greg I, 15

.9.……….	R[d] at mvlemvloco the 13 of June 1592	……….	……….	xxs
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	In the Name of god Amen 159[2]3	……….	……….
	beginnge the 29 of desemb[er]
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.9.……….	R[d] at mvlomulluco the 29 of desemb[er] 1592	……….	……….	iijli xs
.9.……….	R[d] at mvlo mulocko the 9 of Jenewarye 1593	……….	……….	xxs
.9.……….	R[d] at mvlomvlco the 20 of Jenewarye 1593	……….	……….	xxs

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For What It's Worth

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Works Cited

Bradley, From Text to Performance in the Elizabethan Theatre. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992. Edelman, Charles. "The Battle of Alcazar, Muly Molocco, and Shakespeare's 2 and 3 Henry VI, Notes and Queries 49.2 (2002): 215-18. — — —. The Stukeley Plays. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2005. Google Books

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