41. Author List At Oldpoetry.com Webster, John Born 1580, Died 1632, 4 poems. Webster, Augusta Davies Born1837, Died 1894, 23 poems Augusta Webster spent her young years on the ship http://oldpoetry.com/author_list/W/

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42. John Smith S Genealogy ABT 1605 COFFIN Nicholas 491 3 COFFIN Peter 296 1 1580 Coleman David Andrew 1548 WARE James 740 1 1568 Webster Hannah 653 6 23 DEC 1635 Webster John http://www.savoury.net/johns/ped/ped_ndx.html

My sons pedigree Agnes Ann 83 4 ABT 1619 Anna Catherine Cecily 309 4 ABT 1535/1540 Elizabeth Judith Margaret Margaret ... Mariah 149 8 ABT 1790 Mrs. Ambrose BRYDEN 781 6 ABT 1550 Mrs. Christopher WARE 779 4 ABT 1540 Naomi Sarah Sarah Susannah 684 8 ABT 1615 Acie Elizabeth 242 6 24 OCT 1632 ACYE 319 7 ABT 1504 ACYE Peter 308 3 ABT 1535 ACYE William ACYE William ACYE_(ASY_ASIE_A William ALCOCK Frances ... ATFFENNE Francis 434 2 ABT 1552 BEAM Albert BEAM Edith 54 2 ABT 1765 BELLAMY Miss 731 2 ABT 1560 Blevins Edgar Clay 167 11 SEP 1903 Blevins Edgar Clay 167 13 11 SEP 1903 Blevins Mary Virginia 144 6 4 NOV 1930 Blevins Shubie Blevins William Elcaney 171 1 17 MAY 1876 BRAZILE Eliza Jane BRIDEN Mary 741 2 23 DEC 1566 Brown 480 8 ABT 1726 Brown George PEARIS 486 13 APR 1812 Brown George PEARIS 486 9 13 APR 1812 Brown John Davidson 487 1 3 AUG 1787 Brown Low Lew Brown Victoria Mahood 120 4 22 OCT 1855 Brown William 479 7 ABT 1722 BRYDEN Ambrose of St 780 5 ABT 1550 BUCK Susanna 206 4 ABT 1624 BUGH Rachel Robert CAMPBELL Nancy CASTLEMAN Jane CASTLEMAN Richard 552 5 ABT 1538 CAVIN Alexander CAVIN Maude Virginia 9 26 APR 1880 CAVIN Maude Virginia 9 8 26 APR 1880 CAVIN Nathan Alexander CAVIN William Tomas 21 3 30 SEP 1815 COFFIN Christian 259 ABT 1605 COFFIN Christian 259 14 ABT 1605 COFFIN Nicholas COFFIN Peter Coleman David Andrew 29 3 16 SEP 1823

43. Childrens Troupes - Repertory Of Plays Campaspe John Lyly (158084). Sapho and Phao John Lyly (1582-84). Thomas Dekkerand John Webster (1605). The Woman Hater Francis Beaumont (1605-07). http://www.elizabethanauthors.com/childrep.htm

REPERTORIES OF CHILDREN'S ACTING COMPANIES The Children of Paul's The Marriage of Wit and Science (1567-668), The Contention Between Liberality and Prodigality (1567-68), Iphigenia: (1571-72). Lost Play, The History of Error (1576-77). Lost Play. Titus and Gisippus (1576-77). Lost Play. The Marriage of Mind and Measure (1578-79). Lost Play. Scipio Africanus (1579-80). Lost Play. Pompey (1580-81). Lost Play. Cupid and Psyche (ca. 1580-82). Lost Play. Campaspe: John Lyly (1580-84). Sapho and Phao: John Lyly (1582-84). Agamemnon and Ulysses (1584-85). Lost Play. Gallathea: John Lyly (1585-88). Endymion: John Lyly (ca. 1587-88). Mother Bombie: John Lyly (1587-90). Midas: John Lyly (1589-90). The Woman in the Moon: John Lyly (1590-95). Love's Metamorphosis: John Lyly (date?). The Maids Metamorphosis. (1597?-1600). The Wisdom of Doctor Dodypoll (1597?-1600). Antonio and Mellida: John Marston (1599-1600). Antonio's Revenge: John Marston (1599-1600). Jack Drum's Entertainment: attributed to John Marston (1600).

44. University Of York - Dept Of English - Theatres Of Revenge Theatres of Revenge, 15801642 Dramatist, Player, Spectator, and the Early John Webster, The White Devil and The Duchess of Malfi; George Chapman, http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/engl/gsp/taughtma/revenge.htm

Theatres of Revenge, 1580-1642: Dramatist, Player, Spectator, and the Early Modern Dramatic Revolution Convenors: Michael Cordner and Richard Rowland The construction of the first permanent playhouses in London in the 1570s revolutionized theatre in England. Their existence transformed the circumstances of performance for both actor and spectator and enormously enhanced the scope and range of the kinds of performance possible. They also brought into being a new breed of English craftsman and artist, the professional playwright. Over the next half century the collaborations between several generations of extraordinary dramatists and players generated a sequence of dramatic experiments, which would make English theatre the most innovatory in Europe. This MA course seeks to map the dynamics of these collaborations via a detailed exploration of one dramatic mode - revenge tragedy - to which all the period's most remarkable writers made incisive contributions. Detailed attention will be paid both to crucial moments of innovation and reinvention within the revenge tradition and to the ways in which some key works - Kyd's The Spanish Tragedy , for instance, and Shakespeare's Hamlet - exercised a formative power over their successors' work in this fertile tragic mode.

45. Whitedevil2 John Webster (1580?1634?) A Short Biographical Profile. Like many other Jacobeanplaywrights, little was known of John Webster until recently. http://www.litnotes.co.uk/whitedevil2.htm

John Webster (1580?-1634?) A Short Biographical Profile Like many other Jacobean playwrights, little was known of John Webster until recently. In 1985, the research efforts of Mary Edmond greatly contributed to the information available on Webster . Edmond establishes that "Webster was the son of a prosperous coachmaker, John Webster the elder, who was a member of the prestigious Company of Merchant Taylors" . The elder John Webster married in 1577 and most critics believe the playwright's son was born shortly after the marriage. Research also shows that Webster had a younger brother, Edward, but due to the Great Fire of London the "records of St. Sepulchre, Holborn were destroyed . . . It is not possible to obtain precise dates of birth, marriage, and death for Webster's family". In 1587 at the age of nine, Webster is thought to have entered the Merchant Taylors' School and was taught by the schoolmaster Henry Wilkinson, who "believed in teaching English rather than exclusively in Latin, and he encouraged the performance of music and plays to encourage discipline and self-confidence in his students" . After the opening of the Theatre in 1576, most of the Merchant Taylors' School performances were moved from the court to the theatre . Critics agree that it is likely Webster participated in many of these performances during his more formative years. Existing evidence shows that during Webster's hiatus from 1602 to 1613, the dramatist married Sara Peniall and began a family. His eldest son, also named John, was baptized in 1606. Sara, ten years younger than Webster, was seventeen when giving birth to their first son. Hammond states that "other baptismal records are lacking, but from a neighbour's will it is clear that the Websters had a large family and were citizens in good standing with the community" . During this time Webster's writing seems to have stopped. Webster apparently had "sufficient means to live an independent life. His next published work is The White Devil"

46. Merriam-Webster Online MerriamWebster provides a free online dictionary, thesaurus, audio pronunciations, British author John Lyly used that sense in 1580 when he wrote, http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/mwwodarch.pl?Apr.13

47. Literary Encyclopedia: List Works (A) 1580. We regret we have not completed our entry yet. Please come back another day.Apology Plato Appius and Virginia - Webster, John. 1627 (?) http://www.litencyc.com/php/sworks.php?no=1250&golist=true&init=A

48. Timeline Summary 1579 John Fletcher born 1580 Thomas Middleton born 1614 Webster s Duchess ofMalfi 1614 Sir Walter Raleigh s History of the World http://shakespeare.palomar.edu/timeline/summarychart.htm

A Shakespeare Timeline Summary Chart Year Life Works Shakespeare Born Christopher Marlowe born John Hawkins second voyage to New World Galileo Galilei born John Calvin dies The Peace of Troyes 1567(?) Richard Burbage, the greatest tragedian of the age, who would eventually portray Hamlet, Lear, Othello and all Shakespeare's great parts born 1576 James Burbage (father of Richard) obtains a 21 year lease and permission to build The Theatre in Shoreditch 1577 The Curtain, a rival theater near The Theatre, opens in Finbury 1565 Golding's translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses 1566 Gascoigne's The Supposes 1567 Thomas Nashe born 1571 Tirso de Molina born 1572 Thomas Dekker born 1577 Holinshed publishes The Chronicles of England, Scotland and Ireland, Shakespeare's primary source for the history plays 1579 John Fletcher born 1580 Thomas Middleton born 1580 Montaigne's Essais published Shakespeare Married Hakluyt's Dievers Voyages Touching the Discovery of America Birth of daughter Susanna The Queen's Company is formed in London Birth of twins, Judith and Hamnet

49. English Literature Resources, Web Links, Essays And Books John Webster, 1580c1625. Luminarium, John Webster quotes, life, works, essays,and links. John Webster, John Webster site with contextual material http://www.english-literature.org/resources/

London School of Journalism Home Page English Literature Resources English Literature Home Page Course Summary English Literature Resources English Literature Essays ... Find Books English Literature Resources: These links are intended to provide a guide to internet resources for students on our English Literature distance-learning course, and anyone else studying English Literature. Links marked are intended to assist anyone wishing to find or purchase books. To suggest sites or report dead links please contact IanMackean@hotmail.com Index to this page: E-texts: literature in downloadable form English Literature Links sites Authors periods and genres Contemporary literary magazines ... Essays page Search Now: English Literature books online The webmaster of this site is the editor of The Essentials of Literature in English Post-1914 The book covers modern literature in English from around the world, and should be useful for anyone studying, teaching, or reading modern literature

50. Eng213 - Arts Info Services - LEARN - University Of Auckland Library Dessen, Alan C. A dictionary of stage directions in English drama, 15801642 . John Webster a reference guide. Boston, Mass. GK Hall, 1985. http://www.library.auckland.ac.nz/subjects/lit/course-pages/eng213.htm

header('650') ENGLISH 213 LIBRARY RESOURCES The Age of Shakespeare - Tragedy Library course s Hands-on courses to learn how to use Voyager and other electronic resources. Course Material These items are held in the Short Loan Collection, Level 1, Kate Edger Information Commons Voyager searches Search strategies to find books about your author or topic Reference Books For help with literary terminology, information about authors and their background, further reading Bibliographies The fast and efficient way to find articles in serials and chapters in books about the Tragedies , or Shakespeare Database Searches Find articles in serials by searching a database. Some articles may be full-text. Internet Resources Internet sites selected by the Subject Librarian. English 213 Course page Connects to the English Department page. When writing your assignment, please ensure that you cite correctly any of the resources used from this page. Test your ability to cite correctly and interpret your reading list...

51. Tragedy - Columbia Encyclopedia® Article About Tragedy s Othello, Macbeth, Hamlet, and King Lear (1600–1607); and John Webster Webster,John, 1580?–1634, English dramatist, b. London. Although little is known http://columbia.thefreedictionary.com/tragedy

Domain='thefreedictionary.com' word='tragedy' Your help is needed: American Red Cross The Salvation Army join mailing list webmaster tools Word (phrase): Word Starts with Ends with Definition subscription: Dictionary/ thesaurus Computing dictionary Medical dictionary Legal dictionary Financial dictionary Acronyms Columbia encyclopedia Wikipedia encyclopedia Hutchinson encyclopedia tragedy Also found in: Dictionary/thesaurus Acronyms Wikipedia Hutchinson 0.03 sec. Page tools Printer friendly Cite / link Email Feedback tragedy, form of drama that depicts the suffering of a heroic individual who is often overcome by the very obstacles he is struggling to remove. The protagonist may be brought low by a character flaw or, as Hegel Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Life and Works Click the link for more information. stated, caught in a "collision of equally justified ethical aims." See also drama, Western drama, Western, plays produced in the Western world. This article discusses the development of Western drama in general; for further information see the various national literature articles. Greek Drama Click the link for more information.

52. English Theatre Middle Ages To 1642 During the 1580 s a group of men formed a group called The University Wits. Thomas Middleton, Philip Mossinger, John Webster, John Ford, http://www.cwu.edu/~robinsos/ppages/resources/Theatre_History/Theahis_6.html

Origins of Theatre Theatre and Drama in Ancient Greece Roman and Byzantine Theatre and Drama European Drama in the Middle Ages ... Italian Theatre and Drama [ English Theatre Middle Ages to 1642 ] Spanish Theatre to 1700 Theatre in France1500-1700 Theatre of the Orient English Theatre, 1642-1800 ... Drama After 1968 VI. English Theatre From the Middle Ages to 1642 During the 1580's a group of men formed a group called "The University Wits." These were men who were interested in writing for the public stage. The "wits" included Thomas Kyd, Christopher Marlowe John Lyly , and Robert Greene Thomas Kyd wrote The Spanish Tragedy, the most popular play of the 16th century. He constructed a well-planned plot which made for a very interesting play. The Cambridge-educated Christopher Marlowe was important in the development of chronicle plays such as Edward II . He also wrote the well-known play Doctor Faustus. John Lyly was another member of the University Wits who wrote primarily pastoral comedies in which he used mythology along with English subjects.

53. Page Not Found around 1580 and his arrival in London toward the end of that decade. Christopher Marlowe, John Webster, John Fletcher, and Francis Beaumont. http://www.rbsp.org/current_season/shakespeare.php

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54. Untitled Document Smith, John, 15801631. Josselyn, John, fl. 1630-1675. Donck, Adriaen van der, Foster, Hannah Webster, 1759-1840. Brown, Charles Brockden, 1771-1810. http://www.stolaf.edu/library/instruction/biguides/fall2004/ARMS251earlyamerica.

Back to St. Olaf College Libraries Page Back to Course-Specific Research Guides Page ARMS 251 THE PROBLEM OF RACE IN EARLY AMERICA Fall 2004 Paper Assignment #1: Writing Race in Early America How do I find non-fiction accounts of early exploration and travel? I Browsing reference materials: Browse through reference books relevant to your topic. The Atlas of North American Exploration [RR G1106. S12 G6] and Ofxord Atlas of Exploration [RR fG1036. S12A87] are good places to start. Also, see Encyclopedia of Exploration [RR G200 .H69], The Christopher Columbus Encyclopedia 2v.[RR E111 .C7], Literature of Travel and Exploration : An Encyclopedia 3v.[RR G465 L565], and Encyclopedia of Travel Literature [RR G465 .B765]. II Searching in subsciption databases: The on-line database of Early American Imprints, Series I provides electronic access to a variety of American publications from 1639 to 1800, including travel literature, captivity narratives, and diaries. III Searching on the Internet: Use the resources on the Internet. The best possible site to explore is

55. Notes Of John Webster's Life 11 Forker, Skull Beneath the Skin The Achievement of John Webster (Carbondaleand Edwardsville The story as Webster probably knew it began in 1580, http://members.fortunecity.es/fabianvillegas/life/life-n.htm

web hosting domain names photo sharing Notes for John Webster's Life This inforrmation is taken from the "Introduction" of John Webster: Three Plays , written by D.C. Gunby for Penguin Books, London, 1986, p. 9. The fullest modern account of Webster's life will be found in Forker, pp. 3-61. [Charles R. Forker, Skull Beneath the Skin: The Achievement of John Webster (Carbondale and Edwardsville: Southern Illinois University Press, 1986)] See Elizabeth M. Brennan, "Introduction: The Author", in John Webster: The Duchess of Malfi This information is from Brennan who says that is indebted to Laurie Maguire, The Dramatic Works of Thomas Dekker , edited by Fredson Bowers, vol. I (Cambridge, 1953), pp. 399-400n. See Hammond, Antony, "John Webster", Dictionary of Literary Biography , ed. Fredson Bowers, vol. 58, Detroit: Gale Researchers, 1987, pp. 284-302. R. W. Dent, John Webster's Borrowing (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1960, p. 59). See R. W. Dent, John Webster's Borrowing (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1960, p. 59). R.G. Howarth, 'Webster's "Guise"'

56. Links Of John Webster The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster. The Duchess of Malfi. Vol. XLVII, Part 4 . Thomas Middleton (15801627) -Middleton s Homepage. http://members.fortunecity.es/fabianvillegas/links/links.htm

web hosting domain names photo sharing Sites where free literary texts on-line can be found ... Renascence Editions (1477-1799) -(An Online Repository of Works Printed in English Between 1477-1799 with 155 titles). In this web you can find The Duchess Of Malfi and A Monumental Column by Webster. The Duchess of Malfi , (1614), this Renascence Editions text was transcribed by Malcolm Moncrief-Spittle from the 1857 Hazlitt edition and graciously made available to Renascence Editions in June 2001.. The Duchess of Malfi , (1614), The Complete Text, with Notes and Commentary by Dr. Larry A. Brown, Nashville, TN, USA. The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster. [ The Duchess of Malfi The Duchess of Malfi -Project Gutenberg (Books Online) The Duchess of Malfi -The Text of The Duchess of Malfi with an Introductory Note of John Webster's life and the Play. A Monumental Column - Renascence Editions text, converted by Malcolm Moncrief-Spittle from Dyce, Alexander (Rev.):

57. Scottish Book Trade Index (SBTI) - National Library Of Scotland Webster, John writing paper maker Glasgow and Cathcart 57 Argyll Street 182835 North syde of this burgh, besyde the Meill Mercatt 1580 http://www.nls.uk/catalogues/resources/sbti/watt_williamson.html

contact news Main news stories Events ... online resources Scottish Book Trade Index (SBTI) Watt - Williamson, John Index stationers Leith Waterloo Buildings, 30 Bernard Street 1822-24 30 Bernard Street 1825-27 and newspaper agents same address 1828-29 and musicsellers same address 1830-31 Philip Watt same address 1832-37 Philip Watt 30 Bernard Street Edin Dir 1837. James Watt late stationer 23 Kirkgate Edin Dir 1827. James Watt was the son of David Watt, miller in Stockbridge, apprenticed to Alexander Smiton bookbinder for 6 years 11 May 1797. Burgess as apprentice to Alexander Smiton bookbinder 11 May 1797; Guild Brother 9 October 1821.. Apprentice: Hugh Watt 18 March 1839. EdinPren; EdinBurg; Edin Dir; Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837 WATT, James printer Aberdeen 49 St Nicholas Street 1825 Printer of The North Briton Beavan WATT, James bookbinder Edinburgh Foot of Anchor Close 1793 Anchor Close 1794-1803 Old Post-Office Stairs, Parliament Close Denovan's 1804 Parliament Square 1805-09 Apprentice: Abraham Thomson Burgess 20 April 1809; John Stevenson Burgess 7 December 1820.

58. Blogging About Incredible Blogs - By Ken Leebow: Thank You Merriam-Webster Thank You MerriamWebster. http//www.mw.com/cgi-bin/mwwodarch.pl?Apr.13 British author John Lyly used that sense in 1580 when he wrote, http://bloggingaboutblogs.blogspot.com/2005/04/thank-you-merriam-webster.html

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