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June 19, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: The rejoinder of Richard Burbage, Cuthbert Burbage, John Hemings and Henry Condell
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June 9, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: Decree and Order Book, June 9
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May 21, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: Decree and Order Book, May 21
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1610
The Combes sell Shakespeare arable land in old Stratford: fine entered into the Court of Common Pleas, Feet of Fines, to confirm Shakespeare's title.
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May 21, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: Note book, May 21
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June 9, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: Note book, June 9
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June 18, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: Affidavits, misc books
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1611
Account of Sir George Buc, Master of the Revels, listing plays performed for the year 1611-12
The Revels Book of 1611–12 records that the court saw only two of Shakespeare’s plays. This is five fewer than the seven performances recorded in the 1604–5 accounts.
ca. Easter 1610 - Hilary 1611
The Combes sell Shakespeare arable land in old Stratford: Concord recording the confirmation to Shakespeare by William and John Combe of a freehold in Old Stratford, 1 of 2
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May 11, 1612
Bellott v. Mountjoy: First set of depositions, on Bellott's behalf, including Shakespeare's signature
Shown here is the first round of depositions, dated May 11, 1612, given in Bellott v. Mountjoy.

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