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Anon. (c.1565)


Historical Records

Stationers' Register

22 July 1565--22 July 1566 (S.R. I, 1.295)

colwell Recevyd of Thomas Colwell for his lycence for prynting of a
play intituled a merye playe bothe pytthy and pleasaunt of
ALBYON knyghte . . . . . . . . Iiijd



Print fragment

A 6-leaf fragment comprising leaves B1, B4, C1-4 survives at the Huntington Library:

Anon., [A mery playe bothe pytthy and pleasaunt of albyon knyghte], [London: Printed by Thomas Colwell, 1566], RB 60584.

(Reproduced by permission of the Huntington Library, San Marino, California.)

RB60584 pB1r thumb.jpg RB60584 pB1v thumb.jpg
sig. B1r sig. B1v


RB60584 pB4r thumb.jpg RB60584 pB4v thumb.jpg
sig. B4r sig. B4v


RB60584 pC1r thumb.jpg RB60584 pC1v thumb.jpg
sig. C1r sig. C1v


RB60584 pC2r thumb.jpg RB60584 pC2v thumb.jpg
sig. C2r sig. C2v


RB60584 pC3r thumb.jpg RB60584 pC3v thumb.jpg
sig. C3r sig. C3v


RB60584 pC4r thumb.jpg RB60584 pC4v thumb.jpg
sig. C4r sig. C4v




Theatrical Provenance

Unknown.


Probable Genre(s)

Moral Interlude (Harbage).


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References to the Play

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Critical Commentary

Wiggins (408) dates the play to 1565, the year he suggests it was printed (given the SR entry), but provides limits of 1537-8, 1559-65.

Harbage dates the play much earlier, to 1537, though provides generous limits of c.1537-1566.


For What It's Worth

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Works Cited

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