Fletcher, Beaumont & Company, Entertainers to the Jacobean GentryStudies the tragicomedies of Fletcher and Beaumont to fill a gap in the history of the repudiations of the Elizabeth-Stuart playwrights and thus have an additional usefulness for readers of Jacobean drama. |
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... King's Men as presenting at Court Philaster , The Maid's Tragedy , A King and No King , Love Lies a - Bleed- ing ( can this be , as some suppose , an original version , by Fletcher alone , of Philaster ? ) , Cardenna ( lost play by ...
... King's Men as presenting at Court Philaster , The Maid's Tragedy , A King and No King , Love Lies a - Bleed- ing ( can this be , as some suppose , an original version , by Fletcher alone , of Philaster ? ) , Cardenna ( lost play by ...
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... King and No King , we find the play reviewer doling out praise and blame as follows : The motley drama of A King and No King . . . was revived last night at this house , with such alterations as the nature of present manners necessarily ...
... King and No King , we find the play reviewer doling out praise and blame as follows : The motley drama of A King and No King . . . was revived last night at this house , with such alterations as the nature of present manners necessarily ...
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... King and no King ( and the rare Plot thine ) 59 This statement that Fletcher was the deviser of the plot for A King and No King is unequivocal . Moreover , Herrick was in a position to have known the truth of the matter . When the play ...
... King and no King ( and the rare Plot thine ) 59 This statement that Fletcher was the deviser of the plot for A King and No King is unequivocal . Moreover , Herrick was in a position to have known the truth of the matter . When the play ...
Contents
Decline of a Reputation | 3 |
REINTERPRETATION | 129 |
The Plays on the Stage Since 1700 | 243 |
Copyright | |
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