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== Historical Records ==
== Historical Records ==


In ''Brief Lives'', John Aubrey noted that John Ogilby "wrot a Play at Dublin called, The Merchant of Dublin--never printed" (Bennett 617; transcribed from Bodleian MS Aubrey 8, f. 47v).


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

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Historical Records

In Brief Lives, John Aubrey noted that John Ogilby "wrot a Play at Dublin called, The Merchant of Dublin--never printed" (Bennett 617; transcribed from Bodleian MS Aubrey 8, f. 47v).

Theatrical Provenance

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