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Gerard Langbaine (15 July 1656 – 23 June 1692) was an
English dramatic biographer and critic, best
known for his An
Account of the
English Dramatic Poets...
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animals was in a
tract on
horsemanship published in 1697 by
Gerland Langbaine.
Langbaine recommended a
method of
training horses (not hounds) by dragging...
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Gerard Langbaine, the
elder (1609 – 10
February 1658) was an
English academic and clergyman,
known as a scholar, royalist, and
Provost of Queen's College...
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unmentioned by
Gerard Langbaine, Winstanley, and Phillips. The
first reference to him
occurs in Gildon's
addition to
Langbaine, 1699,
where it is said...
- the King's Men's
repertory until the
theatres closed in 1642.
Gerard Langbaine reports that the play was
revived by the King's
Company in 1675. The play...
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generic name (help) Hegarty, A. J. "
Langbaine, Gerard".
Oxford Dictionary of
National Biography (online ed.). Oxford...
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theatres were
officially closed and
standard plays were not allowed.
Gerard Langbaine called Cox an "excellent comedian." His
origins and
early history are...
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revised statutes in 1634 as a
reward for his work.
Under Twyne and
Gerard Langbaine, his
successor as Keeper, the
archives were
moved into one of the rooms...
- Rent of £15 p.a.
Barton Grammar School 1649
Defunct Founded by
Gerard Langbaine, DD,
Provost of Queen's College,
Oxford and
Lancelot Dawes, DD, Vicar...
- 8. Rev.
Edmund Law (1673–1741) 4. Rt Rev.
Edmund Law 9.
Patience Langbaine (died 1733) 2.
Edward Law, 1st
Baron Ellenborough 10. John
Christian (1688–1745)...
