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Ralph Hancock was a bookseller in London, c. 1580-95. His shop was near St. Giles' Church, without Cripplegate. Another play with which he is associated as bookseller is George Peele's Old Wives' Tale" in its 1595 printing.

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	Ralph Hancock was a bookseller in London, c. 1580-95. His shop was near St. Giles' Church, without Cripplegate. Another play with which he is associated as bookseller in George Peele's ''Old Wives' Tale" in its 1595 printing.		Ralph Hancock was a bookseller in London, c. 1580-95. His shop was near St. Giles' Church, without Cripplegate. Another play with which he is associated as bookseller is George Peele's ''Old Wives' Tale" in its 1595 printing.