Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 799
writers, andprinted without permission; plays, not his, poorthings which had never so much as been refvised,much less played by the Chamberlains Men, wereprinted with his initials upon their title-pages toreap profit of his repute. He was the greatest ofdramatists. Will now had the honor of… … .SH.\KESP1SARE AT NEW PLACE. On Jamess accession the Chamberlains Menwere taken under the kings direct patronage-were called the Kings Men; their only rivalswere Prince Henrys Players, once the Lord Ad-mirals Men. His repute was as high at thekings court as it had been at Elizabeths. to the Earl of…
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