#REDIRECT [[Wilson, Robert]]
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...ton, Michael | Drayton]]; [[Munday, Anthony | Munday]]; [[Wilson, Robert | Wilson]]||[[Chance Medley]]||[[Admiral’s]]
...ker, Thomas | Dekker]]; [[Drayton, Michael | Drayton]]; [[Wilson, Robert | Wilson, R.]]||[[Black Bateman of the North, Parts 1 and 2|Black Bateman of the Nor
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...way, Richard | Hathway]]; [[Munday, Anthony | Munday]]; [[Wilson, Robert | Wilson]]||[[Fair Constance of Rome, Parts 1 and 2|Fair Constance of Rome, Part 1]]
...hway, Richard | Hathway]]; [[Munday, Anthony | Munday]]; [[Wilson, Robert| Wilson]]||[[Sir John Oldcastle, Part 2]]||[[Admiral’s]]
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| [[Barnes, (William?)]]||||[[Cecil, Robert]]||||[[Fletcher, John]]||||[[Heywood, Thomas]]
| [[Brome, Richard]]||||[[Daborne, Robert]]||||[[Gosson, Stephen]]||||[[Juby, Edward]]
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...hway, Richard|Hathway]], [[Munday, Anthony|Munday]], & [[Wilson, Robert|R. Wilson]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]
...day, Anthony|Munday]], [[Drayton, Michael|Drayton]], & [[Wilson, Robert|R. Wilson]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]
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...[[Dekker, Thomas | Dekker]]; [[Jonson, Ben | Jonson]] (& [[Marston]]?)||[[Robert II, King of Scots (The Scot's Tragedy)]]||[[Admiral’s]]
...[Hathway, Richard|Hathaway]], [[Munday, Anthony|Munday]], [[Wilson, Robert|Wilson]]||[[Sir John Oldcastle, Part 2]]||[[Admiral’s]]
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...comment on a play apparently written in direct response to the success of Wilson's ''Three Ladies'':
...ee Ladies" was in some way related to the plot or reprised characters from Wilson's play.
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[[Robert Wilson]] ([[1579]])
...ich has been interpreted as referring to a lost play on Catiline by Robert Wilson:
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[[Thomas Dekker]], [[Michael Drayton]], and [[Robert Wilson]] ([[1598]])
...[[category:Drayton, Michael]][[category:Dekker, Thomas]][[category:Wilson, Robert]]
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...hway, Richard|Hathway]], [[Munday, Anthony|Munday]], & [[Wilson, Robert|R. Wilson]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]
| [[Fatal Brothers]]||[[1623]]||[[Davenport, Robert|Davenport]]||[[:category:King's|King's]]
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...ekker, Thomas|Dekker]], [[Drayton, Michael|Drayton]], & [[Wilson, Robert|R.Wilson]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]
| [[Henry I]]||[[1624]]||[[Davenport, Robert|Davenport]] and [[Shakespeare, William (attrib.)]]||[[:category:King's|King
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...y (Catiline)]]||[[1598]]||[[Chettle, Henry|Chettle]] & [[Wilson, Robert|R. Wilson]]||[[Admiral’s]]
...Michael | Drayton]], [[Munday, Anthony | Munday]], & [[Wilson, Robert | R. Wilson]]||[[Admiral’s]]
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...or [[Thomas Dekker]], [[Michael Drayton]], [[Anthony Munday]] and [[Robert Wilson]] ([[1598]])
...s were at the Rose when Henslowe paid Chettle, Dekker, Drayton, Munday and Wilson for "Chance Medley."
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[[Thomas Dekker]], [[Michael Drayton]], [[Henry Chettle]] and [[
Robert Wilson]] ([[1598]])
<div style="padding-left: 2em; text-indent: -2em">McInnis, David. "
Robert Wilson and Lost Plays". ''Performance as Research in Early English Theatre Studies
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...Thomas | Dekker]], [[Drayton, Michael | Drayton]], & [[Wilson, Robert | R. Wilson]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]
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[[Thomas Dekker]], [[Michael Drayton]], and [[Robert Wilson]] ([[1598]])
...is point in Henslowe's records, a total of £6 10s had already been paid to Wilson, Drayton and Dekker for their play -- a figure which corresponds approximat
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| [[Wilson, Robert]]||[[Short and Sweet]]||[[Unknown]]
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| [[Pastor Stapilton]]||[[1656]]||[[Stapylton, Sir Robert|Stapylton]] (?)||[[:category:Unknown|Unknown]]
...kker, Thomas|Dekker]], [[Drayton, Michael|Drayton]], & [[Wilson, Robert|R. Wilson]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]
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[[Robert Wilson]] and [[Henry Chettle]] ([[1598]])
...olton, Gardner; Lovascio); consequently, it is legitimate to conceive that Wilson and Chettle may have resorted to Felici's ''Historia'' too. Interestingly,
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...h other "Robin Hood" plays, including the two-part ''Downfall''/''Death of Robert, Earl of Huntington'', which the Admiral's company had purchased from Antho
...Dictionary of English Proverbs'', rev. F. P. Wilson; introduction, Joanna Wilson. 3rd edition. Oxford: Clarendon Press 1970. </div>
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[[Henry Chettle]], [[Michael Drayton]], [[Anthony Munday]] and [[Robert Wilson]] ([[1598]])
...were at the Rose when Henslowe paid £6 5s to Chettle, Drayton, Munday and Wilson for this play. Herbert's records of Tilney's Elizabethan licences need not
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[[Thomas Dekker]], [[Michael Drayton]], and [[Robert Wilson]] ([[1598]])
...title character's name as "Piers" (Dekker, 1.123 #16; Drayton, 1.158 #13; Wilson, 2.284 #8).
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| [[She Saint, The]]||[[1614]]||[[Daborne, Robert|Daborne]]||[[:category:Lady Elizabeth's|Lady Elizabeth's]]
| [[Short and Sweet]]||[[1579]]||[[Wilson, Robert]]||[[Unknown]]
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...as Dekker]], [[Drayton, Michael|Michael Drayton]], [[Wilson, Robert|Robert Wilson]]
[[Chettle, Henry|Henry Chettle]], [[Wilson, Robert|Robert Wilson]]
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...Thomas | Dekker]], [[Drayton, Michael | Drayton]], & [[Wilson, Robert |R. Wilson]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]
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...rd Hathaway]], [[Munday, Anthony|Anthony Munday]], [[Wilson, Robert|Robert Wilson]] ([[1599]])
...ember 1599, the company paid the four poets (Drayton, Hathway, Munday, and Wilson) 10s. "as a gefte" at the debut of the first part ([[WorksCited|Greg I.113]
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| [[Macchiavel and the Devil]]||[[1613]]||[[Daborne, Robert|Daborne]]||[[:category:Lady Elizabeth's|Lady Elizabeth's]]
...kker, Thomas|Dekker]], [[Drayton, Michael|Drayton]], & [[Wilson, Robert|R. Wilson]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]
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...iral's holdings] by Pembroke's men," i.e., players including William Bird, Robert Shaa, and Gabriel Spencer (p. 187). If so, the play was performed at both t
...family attempts to strip her of properties granted her by the king (Given-Wilson).[[category:Holinshed]]
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...ard Hathway]], [[Munday, Anthony|Anthony Munday]], [[Wilson, Robert|Robert Wilson]] ([[1600]])
::Ri: Hathwaye R Wilson. An: Mundy
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...chard|Richard Hathaway]], [[Munday, Anthony|Anthony Munday]], and [[Robert Wilson]] ([[1600]])
Autograph note from Robert Shaa to Henslowe, undated (Greg uses the payments above to date the letter
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[[Wilson, Robert|Robert Wilson]] ([[1599]])
| By me R Wilson
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...to "Richard Crookback" in a jest-book compiled by the Caroline playwright Robert Chamberlain.
...s Worth|Henry Richmond, Part 2]]'''"). This could be either Jonson's play, Wilson's "'''[[Henry Richmond, Part 2]]'''", the anonymous and undated "'''[[Richa
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...g-left: 2em; text-indent: -2em;">[[David McInnis|McInnis, David]], “Robert Wilson and Lost Plays,” ''Performance as Research in Early English Theatre Studi
:See the ''LPD'' entries for plays by '''[[Robert Wilson]]'''.</div>
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[[Henry Chettle]], [[Thomas Dekker]], [[Michael Drayton]], and [[Robert Wilson]] ([[1598]])
...[[category:Drayton, Michael]][[category:Dekker, Thomas]][[category:Wilson, Robert]][[category:Chettle, Henry]][[category:Inventories]]
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...e story is also dramatized at length and in verse in a much later tragedy, Robert C. Jenkins's [https://archive.org/details/cu31924013488535 ''Alfonso Petruc
...a par with plays such as Jonson's ''Catiline His Conspiracy'', Chettle and Wilson's [[Catiline's Conspiracy (Catiline)|''Catiline's Conspiracy'']], and Gosso
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...''Caesar and Pompey'''", "[[Catiline's Conspiracy (Catiline)]]" (by
Robert Wilson and Henry Chettle) and "[[Caesar's Fall]]" (by Michael Drayton, Thomas Midd
<div style="padding-left: 2em; text-indent: -2em">Sharpe,
Robert B. ''The Real War of the Theaters''. Boston: Heath & Co., 1935.</div>
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...rry fauour with the king, chose a Chaplaine of his for their Bishop, one ''Robert Passelew'', a man wise inough, and one that had done the king much good ser
...s apparently nonsensical title. '''Joseph Ritson''' disagreed, citing John Wilson's anthology ''The English Martyrology'' (1608) to conclude that Malone "doe
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...spiracy (Catiline)|Catiline's Conspiracy]]'''" by Henry Chettle and Robert Wilson. With "'''Caesar's Fall'''", they would have therefore
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'''8 March 1599/1600: Letter from Rowland Whyte to Sir Robert Sidney''' <br>
...he life of Sir John Oldcastle from Anthony Munday, Michael Drayton, Robert Wilson, and Richard Hathway; they paid additional moneys in earnest on "[[Sir John
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'''Image:''' MS Rawlinson Poet 85, fols.77v-78rv (Robert Mills' poem addressed to fellow St John's alumnus John Finet)<br>
...discovery of a London monster called, the black dog of Newgat'' (London : Wilson, 1612). Guildhall Library, A 8.7 NO 24.<br>
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..."com''m''ited to newgate" on 8 June 1608 (BL, Add. MS 11402, f. 141r; qtd. Wilson 99). Since the offense is not recorded, it has been proposed that this impr
According to Stephen Atkinson, one of the workers at the mine, Robert Cecil's interest was piqued when Atkinson's uncle showed him a sample of th
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...m/henslowesdiary02hensuoft#page/188/mode/2up/search/mother (2.189)]. F. P. Wilson assumes rather that this was a jestbook, giving the full name as ''Mother R
Robert Kittowe's 1600 ''Loues load-starre Liuely deciphered'' supports Harbage's s
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[[Thomas Nashe]] and [[Robert Mills]] (''c''.[[1587]])
...credited in early sources to Nashe and to the poet and future schoolmaster Robert Mills.
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..."walking spirit" (A<sup>4v</sup>).[[category:George Eld]][[category:Robert Wilson (stationer)]]
...by Luke Hutton (p. 45, n1); otherwise his interests were on the mention of Robert Pallant, which he believed was the "earliest" of the man as an actor (p. 24
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<td>Robert Jones's ''Vltimvm Vale'' (1605). [[http://estc.bl.uk/S93385 STC 14738].]</t
'''Sir William Browne to Sir Robert Sidney, 12 August 1602'''
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...es on the plaintiff's behalf; and interrogatories for William Scotchye and Robert Hychcock.</li>
Lord Pleasure is the name of a character in Robert Wilson's ''Three Lords and Three Ladies of London'' (1590).
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'''25 July 1602. To Sir Robert Cecil.'''
Chettle's play is referred to in a letter written by Richard Hadsor to Sir Robert Cecil on 25 July 1602, in which Hadsor relays the appeal made by the curren
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...uthorship to Bodleian MS Douce 171: A Seventeenth-Century Comedy by Arthur Wilson", ''The Library'' 23.3 (2022): 246-72.
Stretter, Robert. "Chaucer, Shakespeare, and the Lost Friendship Plays of the Admiral's Men.
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Robert Johnson (c.1583–1633), lutenist to the King from 1604 onwards, composed m
...s does not, at the very point in the story that seems to have prompted the Robert Johnson song. The words of that song are stylistically and statistically Fl
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...ed "To the Gentlemen Students ''of both Uniuersities''" to ''Menaphon'' by Robert Greene (1589). In that preface, Nashe addressed issues of writing style, in
...by Kyd, with caveats that do not lead to Shakespeare as an alternative. '''Wilson''' is considered a bellwether; setting aside his earlier skepticism, he emb
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