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Early Stuart Court Culture: Compliment or Criticism?
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  • 1984Ben Jonson221 cited
  • 1908Government Regulation of the Elizabethan Drama72 cited
  • 1984The Court masque64 cited
  • 1989John Ford: critical re-visions41 cited
  • 1986Ben Jonson, Dramatist.40 cited
  • 1983Entertaining the Palatine Prince: Plays on Foreign Affairs 1635-163714 cited

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