The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare...: Embracing a Life of the Poet, and Notes, Original and Selected..., Volume 1Phillips, Sampson, 1850 |
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... Blackfriars was supposed to be a privileged precinct , to which the power of ... Blackfriars also presented a petition to the privy council at the ... theatre . They were no doubt backed by the powerful interest of the Earl of ...
... Blackfriars was supposed to be a privileged precinct , to which the power of ... Blackfriars also presented a petition to the privy council at the ... theatre . They were no doubt backed by the powerful interest of the Earl of ...
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... Blackfriars from the charge . These facts are given in detail in the " History of Dramatic Poetry , " i . , 271 ... Blackfriars theatre . This seems to have been thought a good opportunity for again endeavoring to dislodge the ...
... Blackfriars from the charge . These facts are given in detail in the " History of Dramatic Poetry , " i . , 271 ... Blackfriars theatre . This seems to have been thought a good opportunity for again endeavoring to dislodge the ...
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... theatre , which had been erected about the same time as the Blackfriars theatre . The Whitefriars theatre was likewise in a liberty out of the jurisdiction of the lord mayor . We have no information at all precise when it was built ...
... theatre , which had been erected about the same time as the Blackfriars theatre . The Whitefriars theatre was likewise in a liberty out of the jurisdiction of the lord mayor . We have no information at all precise when it was built ...
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