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...So much is known of Richard Edwards and William Hunnis that only the briefest notice of them can be given in the space available here. 7 It may suffice to say that...
2) Table of Principal Dates. Vol. 6. The Drama to 1642, Part Two. The
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...1566 Edwards s Palamon and Arcyte acted. 1566–7 Painter s Palace of Pleasure. 1566–97 William Hunnis Master of the Chapel. 1566–1626 Edward Alleyn. 1567 (?)–1619...
3) §6. The Child-actors. XI. The Children of the Chapel Royal and their
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...difficult to speak with certainty. Young Clifton was thirteen years old when taken up, and William Hunnis found it necessary, in earlier times (1583), to kepe bothe...
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...Trans. Royal Hist. Soc., New Series, vol. VI, pp. 4–67. 1892. Stopes, Charlotte C. William Hunnis. Shakesp. Jahrb. vol. XXVII, pp. 200–216. 1892. — William Hunnis,...
5) §18. Miscellanies: "The Paradyse of Daynty Devises". VIII. The New English
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...is an ingenious contriver of metrical patterns and repetitions, though a monotonous poet; William Hunnis, Edwards s successor in office and, like him, a dramatist,...
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...masters, did not long enjoy his office, as he died 31 October, 1566. He was succeeded by William Hunnis (erroneously called Thomas and John in contemporary documents),...
7) §7. John Wotton; Richard Barnfield. VI. The Song-Books and Miscellanies.
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...of whom W. H., the author of two very graceful and charming songs, may, possibly, be William Hunnis, whom we met in The Paradyse of Daynty Devises. 20 Note 6. See...
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...of prayer. 1560. Modernised version, 1887. (De Fructu Orationis, 1575.) Hunnis, William (d. 1579). The Seven Sobs of a Sorrowful Soule for Sinne. 1583. Norden, John...
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...of Jacob and Esau. The Athenaeum, 28 April, 1900. [Mrs. Stopes attributes the play to William Hunnis.] Jacke Jugeler A new Enterlude for Chyldren to playe, named...
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