Richard Whittington

Anon. (1605?)

Historical Records

Stationers' Register

	8 ffebruarij [1605]
Thomas Pavyer.	Entred for his copy vnder th[e h]andes of the Wardens. 'The
	history of RICHARD WHITTINGTON of his lowe byrthe. his great
	fortune' as yt was plaied by the prynces servantes . . . . .	vjd

(Arber 3.282)

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