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and that Burbadge and Greene , also distinguished actors , were Stratford men : for they , no doubt , would unite to attract their acquaintance and companion into the theatrical circle . As an actor , he is said by Greene to have been ...
and that Burbadge and Greene , also distinguished actors , were Stratford men : for they , no doubt , would unite to attract their acquaintance and companion into the theatrical circle . As an actor , he is said by Greene to have been ...
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Although the subjoined censure will be considered as too severe , and no doubt is so , many impartial persons will agree that there is something in it : This the great fault of our theatric times , Whether we represent flagitious crimes ...
Although the subjoined censure will be considered as too severe , and no doubt is so , many impartial persons will agree that there is something in it : This the great fault of our theatric times , Whether we represent flagitious crimes ...
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Among his coadjutors , Moses Khorensis has named Johannes Ecelensis and Josephus Palnensis , and no doubt omits his own name cut of modesty , for he too was a pupil of Miesrob . Faustus Byzantinus probably employed a Syriac alphabet .
Among his coadjutors , Moses Khorensis has named Johannes Ecelensis and Josephus Palnensis , and no doubt omits his own name cut of modesty , for he too was a pupil of Miesrob . Faustus Byzantinus probably employed a Syriac alphabet .
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1819 |
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