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John Day, Richard Hathaway, Wentworth Smith, and "the other poete" ( | ''Black Dog of Newgate'', Part I (1602) | ||
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''Black Dog of Newgate'', Part 2 (1603) | |||
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Black Dog of Newgate, Part I (1602) John Day, Richard Hathaway, Wentworth Smith, and "the other poete" Black Dog of Newgate, Part 2 (1603) John Day, Richard Hathaway, Wentworth Smith, and "the other poete"
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Henslowe's Diary
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For What It's Worth
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