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== Theatrical Provenance ==
== Theatrical Provenance ==


The history of dating "Hardicanute" is influenced by its appearance in Henslowe's playlists in October 1597 without his sign of "ne" (its ''only'' appearance in theatrical records). [[WorksCited|'''Harbage''']] consequently grouped it with plays as old as those offered by Strange's men at the Rose in 1592 (see his "A1590, addenda).  
The history of dating "Hardicanute" is influenced by its appearance in Henslowe's playlists in October 1597 without his sign of "ne" (its ''only'' appearance in theatrical records). [[WorksCited|'''Harbage''']] consequently grouped it with plays as old as those offered by Strange's men at the Rose in 1592 (see his "1590, addenda).  
Pembroke's, [[WorksCited|'''Greg II''']], p. 186, #113 ("No doubt an old play of Pembroke's men")
Pembroke's, [[WorksCited|'''Greg II''']], p. 186, #113 ("No doubt an old play of Pembroke's men")



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Historical Records

F. 27v (Greg I, p. 54)

octobʒ
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novembʒ 1597
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Theatrical Provenance

The history of dating "Hardicanute" is influenced by its appearance in Henslowe's playlists in October 1597 without his sign of "ne" (its only appearance in theatrical records). Harbage consequently grouped it with plays as old as those offered by Strange's men at the Rose in 1592 (see his "1590, addenda). Pembroke's, Greg II, p. 186, #113 ("No doubt an old play of Pembroke's men")

also Gurr, p. 230, n.70.

Probable Genre(s)

History

Possible Narrative and Dramatic Sources or Analogues

References to the Play

Critical Commentary

For What It's Worth

Works Cited