Region, religion and patronage : Lancastrian Shakespeare.

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Acknowledgements List of illustrations 1. Introduction 2. useless dearness of the diamond: patronage theatre and households - Suzanne Westfall 3. The management of mirth: Shakepeare via Bourdieu - Richard Wilson 4. Between astrology and adolatry: modes of temporal repetition in Romeo and Juliet - Phillipa Berry 5. Country house, Catholicity and the cryptic in Twelfth Night - Anne Lecercle 6. Recusancy, festivity and community: The Simpsons at Gowlthwaite Hall - Phebe Jensen 7. Suicide at the elephant and castle or, did the lady vanish? Alternative endings for early modern women writers - Marion Wynne Davies 8. Shakespeare and Lancaster - Richard Dutton 9. The Shireburnes of Stonyhurst: memory and survival in a Lancashire Catholic recusant family - John Callow and Michael Mullett 10. Lancashire, Shakepeare and the cosntrucion of cultural neighbourhoods in sixteenth century England - Mary A. Blackstone 11. A family tradition: Dramatic patronage by the Earls of Derby - Sally-Beth MacLean 12. The playhouse at Prescot and the 1592-4 plague - David George 13. Regional performance in Shakepeare's time - Peter Greenfield Index

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