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... London life had been assuming its natural place on the London stage. Jonson had himself given an immense impetus to this movement, if he did not actually originate it. Shakespeare's incomparable Eastcheap scenes perhaps preceded Every ...
... London life had been assuming its natural place on the London stage. Jonson had himself given an immense impetus to this movement, if he did not actually originate it. Shakespeare's incomparable Eastcheap scenes perhaps preceded Every ...
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... London was simply translated from the Dutch. Two such enterprises, at least, can be distinguished in London from 1622 onwards, each of which contributed traits to Jonson's picture of the Staple, and probably persons to its staff. Both ...
... London was simply translated from the Dutch. Two such enterprises, at least, can be distinguished in London from 1622 onwards, each of which contributed traits to Jonson's picture of the Staple, and probably persons to its staff. Both ...
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... London ; literature of the nineties ; Jonson's literary tastes, 10. Antagonism to Spenser, it. Attitude to Shakespeare, n. Tendencies congenial to him, 1 1. Jonson on the stage, 12. London theatres in 1596; plays in The Spanish Tragedy ...
... London ; literature of the nineties ; Jonson's literary tastes, 10. Antagonism to Spenser, it. Attitude to Shakespeare, n. Tendencies congenial to him, 1 1. Jonson on the stage, 12. London theatres in 1596; plays in The Spanish Tragedy ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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