Author: LODGE (Thomas)

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cc\\rj LODGE (Thomas). The Life and death of William Long beard, the most famous and witty English traitor, borne in the Citty of London. Accompanied with manye other most pleasant and prettie histories. 1593. Bee COLLIER (John Payne). Illustrations of old English literature. Vol. 2. LondQfl, privately printed, 1866.

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Author: WILSOI (John Dover)

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“—-I— L3V ° WILSOI (John Dover). See LODGE (Thomas). The Wounds of ciuill war, . (A type— facsimile of the edition of 1594, prepared by J.Dover Wilson.] [Oxford printed, 1910].

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Author: COLLIER (John Payne)

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O ICoc’ COLLIER (John Payne). Illustrations of old English literature, etc. LContinued. J ‘101. 2. Pancharis, by Hugh Holland, 1603; Horestes, an Interlude, by John Pikeryng, 1567; The Preservation of’ Henry VII, 1599; Reformation of rebellion, 1598, and Shore’s wife, 1593; Seven Deadly Sins of London, by Thomas Dekker, 1606; Loves Court of Conscience, by Humfrey Crouch, 1637; William Longbeard, by Thomas Lodge, 1593; The Triumph of Truth, by Thomas Proctor, 1585. Ls NEXT CARD.)

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