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The Interior of the Swan Theatre
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Frontispiece
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Facing page
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A Stage Play in Progress at an Inn-yard
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12
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A Typical Inn-yard in Elizabethan Times, used by the Players
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12
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The Swan Theatre. From Visscher’s Map of London, 1616
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81
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The Plot of England’s Joy
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86
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The Rose Theatre or the First Globe Theatre
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87
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Frontispiece to James Howell’s Londinopolis, 1657, showing the
position of four London Theatres, circa 1600
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96
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The Second Fortune Theatre, 1621
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113
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The Red Bull Theatre
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117
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Facsimile of an Admission Ticket to the Roman Coliseum
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120
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Ticket of Admission to the Red Bull Theatre
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120
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The Second Globe Theatre, 1614, and the Hope
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121
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The Palace of Whitehall
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206
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Banqueting Hall and Holbein Gate, Whitehall Tiltyard in foreground
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206
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Greenwich Palace in the time of Elizabeth
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216
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Interior of the Middle Temple Hall
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227
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Interior of the Old Inner Temple Hall
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228
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Facsimile of Passage in Manningham’s Diary, referring to Twelfth Night
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228
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Interior of Gray’s Inn Hall
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231
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Jocasta: A Tragedie written in Greek by Euripides
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232
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Mr. William Shakespeare’s Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies
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233
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