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The Wild-Goose Chase. A Comedie. As it hath been Acted with singular Applause at the Black-Friers: Being the Noble, Last, and Onely Remaines of those Incomparable Drammatists, Francis Beaumont, and John Fletcher, Gent. Retrived for the publick delight of all the Ingenious; And private Benefit of John Lowin And Joseph Tatlor, Servants to His late Majestie. By a Person of Honour.

1652

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The Wild-Goose Chase. A Comedie. As it hath been Acted with singular Applause at the Black-Friers: Being the Noble, Last, and Onely Remaines of those Incomparable Drammatists, Francis Beaumont, and John Fletcher, Gent. Retrived for the publick delight of all the Ingenious; And private Benefit of John Lowin And Joseph Tatlor, Servants to His late Majestie. By a Person of Honour.

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Title-page Attribution: As above
Probably by Fletcher alone
Other Copies: 28

1652

Author: Beaumont, Francis
Title: The Wild-Goose Chase. A Comedie. As it hath been Acted with singular Applause at the Black-Friers: Being the Noble, Last, and Onely Remaines of those Incomparable Drammatists, Francis Beaumont, and John Fletcher, Gent. Retrived for the publick delight of all the Ingenious; And private Benefit of John Lowin And Joseph Tatlor, Servants to His late Majestie. By a Person of Honour.
Publication Location: London
Editor: Printed [by William Wilson] for Humpherey Moseley, and are to be sold at the Princes Armes in St. Paules Church-yard
Date: 1652
Language: English
No of scans: 71
Type: Print
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  • AuthorsBeaumont, Francis
    Fletcher, John
  • Author Years(1584-1616)
    (1579-1625)
  • TitleThe Wild-Goose Chase. A Comedie. As it hath been Acted with singular Applause at the Black-Friers: Being the Noble, Last, and Onely Remaines of those Incomparable Drammatists, Francis Beaumont, and John Fletcher, Gent. Retrived for the publick delight of all the Ingenious; And private Benefit of John Lowin And Joseph Tatlor, Servants to His late Majestie. By a Person of Honour.
  • Varying form of TitleThe Wild-Goose Chase
  • Language(s)eng
Publication, distribution
  • Publication LocationLondon
  • PublisherPrinted [by William Wilson] for Humpherey Moseley, and are to be sold at the Princes Armes in St. Paules Church-yard
  • Publication Date1652
Edition
Description material
  • TypePrint
  • Volume2° ; 34 x 23 cm
  • Collation64 p.
  • BindingHalf calf, gilt spine Bound with the Comedies and Tragedies (BEMEB #7)
  • Signature[π]2 a2 B-P2
Remarques
  • General NotesTitle-page Attribution: As above
    Probably by Fletcher alone
    Other Copies: 28
  • AnnotationNone
  • Citation Source NameWing (CD-Rom, 1996), B1616 Greg, 706a
Identification
  • ConstellationLittérature élisabéthaine
  • PID689
  • DOI10.13097/BodmerLab/1072056414
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