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Henry Glapthorne (baptised, 28 July 1610 – c. 1643) was an
English dramatist and poet,
baptized in Cambridgeshire, the son of
Thomas Glapthorne and Faith...
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eleven playwrights in this group:
Richard Brome,
Thomas Nabbes,
Henry Glapthorne,
Thomas Killigrew, Sir
William Davenant,
William Cartwright, Shackerley...
- (posthumously)
Monsieur Thomas (published) Wit
Without Money (published)
Henry Glapthorne Argalus and
Parthenia (published)
Albertus Wallenstein (published) Sir...
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rejected the attribution; the play may have been
written by
Henry Glapthorne.
Alphonsus Emperor of
Germany (also
printed 1654) is
generally considered...
- Ford
Abraham Fraunce Ulpian Fulwell William Gager George Gascoigne Henry Glapthorne Thomas Goffe Arthur Golding Robert Greene Fulke Greville Matthew Gwinne...
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Alcione (play) –
Pierre du Ryer 1639
Argalus and
Parthenia (play) –
Henry Glapthorne The City
Match –
Jasper Mayne 1640
Horace (play) –
Pierre Corneille The...
- Wits, and The
Platonick Lovers published Pierre Corneille – Le Cid
Henry Glapthorne – The
Hollander and
perhaps Wit in a
Constable François
Tristan l'Hermite...
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Caroline era
stage play, a
tragicomedy generally attributed to
Henry Glapthorne, and
dating from the
middle 1630s.
Never printed in its own era, the play...
- 1570)
probable Mícheál Ó Cléirigh,
Irish chronicler (born c. 1590)
Henry Glapthorne,
English dramatist (born 1610)
Daniel Garber;
Professor of Philosophy...
- (published;
first performed 1891)
Henry Glapthorne (died c. 1643) – The
Plays and
Poems of
Henry Glapthorne: Now
first collected with
illustrative notes...
