York Mystery Plays: A Selection in Modern Spelling

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The Barkers - The Fall of Angels The Coopers - The Fall of Man The Shipwrights - The Building of the Ark The Fishers and Mariners - The Flood The Hosiers - Moses and Pharaoh The Pewterers and Founders - Joseph's Trouble about Mary The Tilethatchers - The Nativity The Masons The Goldsmiths - Herod and The Magi The Marshals - The Flight into Egypt The Girdlers and Nailers - The Slaughter of the Innocents The Smiths - The Temptation The Skinners - The Entry into Jerusalem The Cutlers - The Conspiricy The Bowers and Fletchers - Christ before Annas and Caiaphas The Tapiters and Couchers - Christ before Pilate The Litsters - Christ before Herod The Tilemakers - Christ before Pilate (2) The Pinners - The Crucifixion The Butchers - The Death of Christ The Saddlers - The Harrowing of Hell The Carpenters - The Resurrection The Mercers - The Last Judgement

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