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... Drama ( Boston , 1911 ) , p . 175 ; Evelyn May Albright , Dramatic Publication in England , 1580–1640 ( New York , 1927 ) , p . 110 . 32. F. S. Boas , Queen Elizabeth in Drama , and Related Studies ( London , 1950 ) ; Boas , University ...
... Drama ( Boston , 1911 ) , p . 175 ; Evelyn May Albright , Dramatic Publication in England , 1580–1640 ( New York , 1927 ) , p . 110 . 32. F. S. Boas , Queen Elizabeth in Drama , and Related Studies ( London , 1950 ) ; Boas , University ...
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... Drama ' , Renaissance Drama , n.s. , I ( 1968 ) , 75-86 . 81. Bevington , From ' Mankind ' to Marlowe ( Cambridge , Mass . , 1962 ) , pp . 28-9 ; Peter Saccio , The Court Comedies of John Lyly : A Study in Allegorical Dramaturgy ...
... Drama ' , Renaissance Drama , n.s. , I ( 1968 ) , 75-86 . 81. Bevington , From ' Mankind ' to Marlowe ( Cambridge , Mass . , 1962 ) , pp . 28-9 ; Peter Saccio , The Court Comedies of John Lyly : A Study in Allegorical Dramaturgy ...
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... DRAMA , IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE ] Such a list was first supplied by Fairholt and was followed by Bond . Daniel arranges the names in order of appearance . The present list follows that arrangement but adds to the list the other Cyclopes ...
... DRAMA , IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE ] Such a list was first supplied by Fairholt and was followed by Bond . Daniel arranges the names in order of appearance . The present list follows that arrangement but adds to the list the other Cyclopes ...
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