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...Revulgo might have provided a convenient precedent for railing against the Spanish king. ...nt: -2em">Stern, Charlotte. "The ''Coplas de Mingo Revulgo'' and the Early Spanish Drama." ''Hispanic Review'' 44 (1976): 311–32.</div>

...y on Roanoke Island in Virginia or by the much-trumpeted atrocities of the Spanish further south” (3).

...ssibility that the Admiral’s Men acquired a play with some connection to a Spanish ship, the defeat of which is celebrated in a ballad by Thomas Deloney (S. R [[Category:Armada]] [[Category:Spanish]] [[Category:Ballads]] [[Category:Thomas_Deloney]] [[Category:Matteo_Bandel

...o attend them represented the season's highest honor; he objected that the Spanish ambassador alone was to receive the privilege of attending the January 6 fe ...ing James was at his court at Hampton A^o 1603: wher the French, Spanish & Polonian Ambassadors were severallie solemplie feasted: manie plaies & da

...ily and his plans for a diplomatic marriage between Prince Charles and the Spanish Infanta" (139). In addition, "anger in the popular press occurred alongside

...he Conquest of the West India'' (his 1578 translation of Lopez de Gomara’s Spanish text), which details Hernando Cortez’s conquest of Mexico and the Aztec e ...place called Almeria for the Spanish. Hircio asks the Indians to submit to Spanish rule, and Qualpopoca, Lord of Nahutlan (now Almeria) claims he cannot meet

[[WorksCited|Manley and MacLean]] add a performance of ''The Spanish Tragedy'' on May 27 to the threesome of "Machiavel," ''The Jew of Malta'',

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...storildo also appears in ''Belianís de Grecia'' (1545). That both of these Spanish texts are found in Don Quixote's library is indicative of their genre. The ...rg/stream/registerofletter00eastuoft#page/330/mode/2up 331]). Greene spoke Spanish, French, and Italian (''CSP Colonial'' [http://archive.org/stream/colonialr

...excepting possibly "Richard Crookback," for which (with additions to ''The Spanish Tragedy'') Jonson was paid 200s. (£10).

...not feature Ptolome as a character. Interestingly enough, the character's Spanish name in ''Palmerin de Oliva'' is Tolomé, which is indeed even closer to Te

:11. The fair Spanish Captive: a Trage-Comedy.<br>

...ith the Dutch wars: it may have "reverted to the old model of representing Spanish-Dutch (and English-Dutch) relations", in contrast to the anti-Dutch feeling

| ''The Spanish Viceroy or the honor of women''||}||

...roles in ''The Spanish Curate'' (1622) and "'''[[Spanish_Viceroy,_The|The Spanish Viceroy]]'''" (lost, 1624) (Bentley 2:532–535; Astington 210). (If a manu

...r way to St Paul's to hear a sermon from the Bishop of Salisbury (when the Spanish Armada had been scattered, and the

| Spanish tragedy. Romeo.

...Pope immediately has him imprisoned, despite the impotent protests of the Spanish ambassador.

...t of the Spanish Armada as leverage in negotiating for an end to the Anglo-Spanish War. The REED ''Cheshire'' editors suggest that this “is an unusual play

...ny of the early Dukes resided there. The first Duke of Fernandina was the Spanish grandee, Don García Álvarez de Toledo y Osorio (1514-1577), fourth Marqui