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CHETTLE (Henry)
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CHETTLE (Henry).
See UtJNDAY (Anthàny) and CHETTLE (H.)
The Death of Robert Earl of Huntington... With..notes by J.P.Coilier.
Iondon, 1828.
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Author:
CHETTLE (Henry)
Description
CHETTLE (Henry).
The Death of Robert) Earle of Hvntington. Otherwise called Robin Hood of merrie aer— wodde: with the lamentable agedie of chaste Matilda, his faire maid Marian, poysoned at Dunmowe by King Iohn. Acted by the Right Honcurable the Earle of Notngham Lord high Airali of England, his seruans. [By A. nday and H. Chettle. In verse.3 [Reprint.)
See DODSLEY (R.)
A Select collection of old English plays..
Fourth edftion. Vol.VIII. pp. 209—327.
‘ondon, 1874.
Card ID:
121
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Author:
AY (Anthony) and CHETTLE (Henry)
Description
Cr:’1 1’: LI
IhIUNL)AY (Anthony) and CHETTLE (Henry).
The Death of Robert Earl of Huntington... With illustrations and notes by J.P.Collier.
pp. (2) + 99 [D.-L.L.]
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- 8 . London, 1828.
oundIna volume lettered: Dodsly’s Old Plays. XIII,
Card ID:
333
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Author:
CHETTLE (Hem’y)
Description
CHETTLE (Hem’y). See JOHN, of Bordeaux.
[John of Bordeaux; or, the Second part of Friar Bacon. An untitled play, probably by Robert Greene.Alnwlck Castle MS. A fair copy of a shortened v”:
version, used as a prompt—book, with an additional speech in Henry C.hettle’s autograph. Piotographic facsimile.)
i:... I59O—9.J
Card ID:
133
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Author:
MUNDAY (Anthony) arid OHETE (Henry)
Description
MUNDAY (Anthony) arid OHETE (Henry). The Death of Robert, Earle of Hvntington.
Otherwise oalled. iobin Hood oi’ inerrie Sher— wodde: with the lamentable Tragedie of chaste M.tflda, his faire maid 1.arjaji, poysoned at Dunmowa by King Iohn. Acted by the Right Hon— ourable, the Earle of Wotingham, Lord high Adxira1l of England, his ceruants. [By A. lnday and H. Chettle. In verse.j tReprint.1
See DODSLEY (R.)
Se1ot collection of old English plays... Fourth edition. Vol.VIII. pp. 209—327,
3cion, 1874.
Card ID:
334
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Author:
No Author available
Description
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CHETTLE (Henry).
See TUDOR FACSIMILE TES.
UNDAY (Anthony) and CHETTLE (Henry).
The Death of Robert, Earl of
Huntington. (By A.Mwiday
Land H.Chettle.J. 1601. /
(Reproduced in facsimile.)
[London], 1913.
TP.T. 7]
Students’ facsimile edition. -
[London), 1913.
Card ID:
136
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Author:
No Author available
Description
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CHETTLE (Henry)..
See TUDOR FACSIMILE TEXTS.
MTTh’DAY (Anthony)
The Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntingdon. (By A.Munday.> [Revised by E.Ohettle.J 1601. (Reproduced in facsimile.).
tLondon), 1913.
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—Students’ facsimile edition.
Cgndon), 1913.
Card ID:
135
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Author:
No Author available
Description
TUDOR FACSIMILE TEXTS.
MUNDAY (Anthony) and CHETTLE (Henry).
The Death of Robert, Earl of Huntington. iBy A.Munday> [and H.Chettiej. 1601. (Reproduced in facsimile.) pp. (92). [D.—L.L.]
4°. [London], 1913.
Interleaved. r
14d LT.
Studentst facsimile edition. pp. (92).
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4 . [London], 1913.
Card ID:
262
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Author:
No Author available
Description
1:T.OFIL?i COPY MIC.P.O3 CHEITLE (Henry).
The Death of Robert, Thrle of Huntington, otherwise called Robin Hood of tuerrie Sherwodde: with the lamentable tragedie of chaste tilda, his faire maid W.rian, poysoned at Duninowe by King John. Acted by the Right Honourable the r1e of Nottingham, Lord High Admirall of England, his servants. [By A. Munday and H. Chettle.]
Imprinted at London for William Leake,
1601.
See HOOD (Robin).
Card ID:
120
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Author:
No Author available
Description
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CHETTLE (Henry).
The Downfall of Robert Earle of Huntixgton, afterward called Robin Hood of merrie Sherwodde: with his loue to chaste Matilda, the Lord Fitzwaters daughter, aft,erwardes hs faire Maide Marian. Acted by the Right Honourable, the Earle of iflotingham, Lord high Admirall of England, his seruants. LA tragedy in verse by A Munday, altered by H. Ohet,t,le.1 [Reprint.)
See DODSLEY (R.)
A Select collection of’ old English plays...
Fourth edition. Vol.VIII. pp. 93—207. London, 1874.
Card ID:
123
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Author:
No Author available
Description
MS/r
JOHN, of Bordeaux,
[John of Bordeaux; or, the Second part of Friar Bacon. An untitled play, probably by Robert Greene. Ainwick Castle MS. A fair copy of a shortened version, used as a proxapt-book, with an additional speech in Henry Chettle’s autograph. Photographic facsimile.) ft. (14Y.
(j. 1590—94].
cC certAin c bjon.of tefacsirni].psàre included at the end.
Card ID:
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