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... Puritan aspect , who lies at rest in Wells Cathedral , and that it was performed before a college audience in Cambridge , shows that the social and intellectual conditions which permitted so close a juxtaposition of the sacred and the ...
... Puritan aspect , who lies at rest in Wells Cathedral , and that it was performed before a college audience in Cambridge , shows that the social and intellectual conditions which permitted so close a juxtaposition of the sacred and the ...
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... Puritan temper and associations ; but the fact that he applied for a grant of arms , and that as Bailiff he welcomed the actors of the Earl of Wor- cester's Company and the Queen's Company to Strat- ford in 1568 , would seem to indicate ...
... Puritan temper and associations ; but the fact that he applied for a grant of arms , and that as Bailiff he welcomed the actors of the Earl of Wor- cester's Company and the Queen's Company to Strat- ford in 1568 , would seem to indicate ...
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... Puritan element in London to the theatre ; but fortunately for the free expression of English genius , Elizabeth was of another mind . She , rather than her Puritan subjects , represented the temper and spirit of the people . She loved ...
... Puritan element in London to the theatre ; but fortunately for the free expression of English genius , Elizabeth was of another mind . She , rather than her Puritan subjects , represented the temper and spirit of the people . She loved ...
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... Puritan temper was silently or noisily spreading through the whole period of Shake- speare's career ; within twenty - five years after his death it had closed the theatres and was making a desperate fight for the right to live according ...
... Puritan temper was silently or noisily spreading through the whole period of Shake- speare's career ; within twenty - five years after his death it had closed the theatres and was making a desperate fight for the right to live according ...
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... Puritan preachers were unspar- ing in their denunciations . " It is a woful sight , " said one of these pamphleteers , " to see two hundred proud players jet in their silks , when five hundred poor peo- ple starve in the streets . " It ...
... Puritan preachers were unspar- ing in their denunciations . " It is a woful sight , " said one of these pamphleteers , " to see two hundred proud players jet in their silks , when five hundred poor peo- ple starve in the streets . " It ...
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