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Twelfth Night
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| twelfth_night_-_some_preliminary_considerations....doc |
| middle_temple_revels__1597-98__-_le_prince_damour.docx |
| carnival___theatre.pdf |
| the_songs_of__i_twelfth_night__i_.pdf |
| a_carol_for_twelfth_day.docx |
| same-sex_love_in_tn___mv.pdf |
| smith_-_m.o.a.i.__1998__twelfth_night.pdf |
| the_comedy_of_festive_abuse_[__tn].pdf |
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'No more cakes and ale': Puritan attitudes towards plays and pleasure in the Age of Shakespeare (BELOW - 35 mins.):- Jackie Eales - President of the Historical Association and Professor of Early Modern History at Canterbury Christ Church University