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June 9, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: Note book, June 9
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April 1, 1610
Conveyance to Bartholomew Hathaway, William Shakespeare’s brother-in-law, of the Hathaway estate at Shottery, including Anne Hathaway’s Cottage
The Hathaway family of Shottery can be traced back to the late fifteenth century. The extent of their land holdings is first documented in a survey of 1556 which records that John Hathaway held them of the lord of the manor by copy of court roll, dated April 20, 1543, for an annual rent of 33s.
1609- 1610
Sir John Harington's catalogue of plays: ownership of Shakespeare quartos
The poet and courtier Sir John Harington left behind tantalizing lists of plays written by Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Thomas Middleton, Thomas Heywood, and others. Around 1609 he compiled two lists of play quartos almost certainly in his personal collection.
February 8, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: Bill of complaint of Robert Keysar, citizen and goldsmith of London, against Richard Burbage, gent, Henry Evans, Cuthbert Burbage, John Hemings and Henry Condell
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February 12, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: The joint and several answers of Richard Burbage, Cuthbert Burbage, John Hemings and Henry Condell
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May 22, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: The replication of Robert Keysar
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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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April 30, 1610
A German prince sees Othello at the Globe in 1610
During a diplomatic visit to England in 1610, the Protestant German prince Louis Frederick Würtemberg attended a performance of Othello--“l’histoire du More de Venise”--at the Globe.
May 21, 1610
The Keysar-Burbage Case: Decree and Order Book, May 21
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