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...orded as being with the earl at Amersfoort on 6 May (Folger MS W.b.160, p. 1; qtd. Bald 396; Adams 374). Thomas King and Robert Browne (both named as mu ...ooks?id=qxQJAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA238 Roget 2.238]; [[Works Cited|Chambers, ''ES'' 1.246n]]); and in 1572, an Italian troupe visiting Strassburg performed "danz

...Chaucer, newly printed. In this impression you shall find these additions: 1 His portraiture and progenie shewed. 2 His life collected. 3 Arguments to e ...ceived from the outset as a two-part play, rather than the success of part 1 generating demand for an unplanned part 2. His assumption is "that they bro

.../henslowepapersbe00hensuoft#page/121/mode/1up APX. I, art. i, p. 121, col. 1, l. 198])

...ept. was the Globe, but it might have been the Rose" (''ES'', 2.367, note #1). ..." to which Chambers then adds "but it might have been the Rose" (p. 367, n.1).

...at the king of Cynocephali wore an enormous ruby around his neck" (pp. 100-1). Turning to two of Sussex's players who specialized in clown parts and who

...Martin Slater in 1598 and Edward Alleyn in 1601-2 (Greg, II.119; Chambers, 1.372). They were less specific about plays for which payments higher than £ ...tson]], Professsor Emerita, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; updated 1 March 2013.

...chive.org/stream/henslowepapersbe00hensuoft#page/121/mode/1up APX. !, art. 1, p. 121]: | Borbonne.||||1 p^t of Hercules,

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:(National Archives, 1/389/49, fol. 267b; qtd. Cook and Wilson 53.)

::1. the entry on 7 August 1594 is one of several in the diary that shares a ca ...[http://www.archive.org/stream/biographicalchro01flea#page/120/mode/2up (1.121, Internet Archive)]. [[WorksCited|Greg II]] adds a third incarnation by

===The Part of Poore (Houghton Library, MS Thr 10.1)=== ...o scholars as the "Play of Poore," survives in Houghton Library, MS Thr 10.1. The manuscript contains actors' parts from four different plays, all of wh

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...Archives, P69/DUN2/A/004/MS010345, fol. 220r], and his will was proved on 1 July 1662 [National Archives, PROB 11/308/494].) ...on Percy, 10th Earl of Northumberland; and Lady Elizabeth Newton (Bowers 4.1; Wiggins #2085). In Bentley's words, "Pennycuicke was working a dedication

...Egbert McClure. Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, v. 12, pts. 1 and 2; rpt. 2 vols. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1979.</div>

...s the play which the Plot plots—belonged to Lord Strange's men ''c''. 1590-1, playhouse venue uncertain. The reasons for this company assignment are giv ...d had created a feud between the Alleyn and Burbage families. See Knutson (1-3) for a challenge to the assumption that the hot words between John Alleyn

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'''S. R. I, 3.188b-189/420-1 [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/digital/collections/cul/texts/ldpd_6177070 ...Turks (by Knolles's accounting). The episode has three major components: (1) Tamburlaine approaches Constantinople; (2) he reacts to the Greeks' peace