Dekker, Thomas, 1572?-1632
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Dekker, Thomas, approximately 1572-1632
Dekker, Thomas
Dekker, Thomas, ca. 1572-1632
دكر، توماس، 1572-1632
Thomas Dekker English dramatist and pamphleteer
Dekker, Thomas 1572c-1632
Dekker, Thomas, asi 1572-1632
Dekker, Thomas, u.1572-1632.
Деккер, Томас, u.1572-1632.
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English dramatist and pamphleteer
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Works
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| The arch's of triumph erected in honor of the high and mighty prince. Iames. the first of that name. King, of England. and the sixt of Scotland at his Maiesties entrance and passage through his honorable citty & chamber of London. vpon the 15th. day of march 1603. Invented and published by Stephen Harrison ioyner and architect: and graven by William Kip |
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| Belman of London |
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| Blurt, Master Constable |
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| Cnotliwa ladacznica |
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| Czarownica z Edmonton |
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| Dekker, Jonson, Beaumont and Fletcher, Webster, Massinger |
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| Famous history of Sir Thomas Wyat |
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| La fête du cordonnier |
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| guls horne-booke |
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| Honest whore. Part 2 |
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| John Fordes Dramatische werke in neudruck |
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| Jour de fête des cordonniers("the Shoemakers holiday"), suivi de l'Abécédaire des benêts ("the Guls horn-book"). Introduction, traduction et notes par J. [Jean] Loiseau,... |
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| Knights conjuring |
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| Lanthorne and candle-light |
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| Lord mayors' pageants : being collections towards a history of these annual celebrations, with specimens of the descriptive pamphlets published by the city poets ... |
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| Lullaby |
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| Lust's dominion : or, the lascivious queen |
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| The magnificent entertainment |
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| Match mee in London |
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| The noble sovldier, or, A contract broken, justly reveng'd : A tragedy |
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| noble Spanish soldier |
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| North-ward hoe |
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| Old Fortunatus |
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| Patient Grissill. |
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| Plays |
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| Plays. Selections |
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| Poetaster |
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| Quinze joies de mariage |
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| The Roaring Girl |
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| Satan turned moralist an Universal satire. Being a True copy of the devil's Last Will and Testament, made In a fit of sickness. Containing I. His several Legacies to Mankind. II. His Recovery; calls a Privy-Council; his Prime Minister recounts the Nature of his Disease, and the Cause thereof. III. The Resolutions of his Council upon the State of his Kingdoms, Foreign and Domestic. IV. His Infernalship, by his favourite Countess Canidia, has two Twin-Daughters; one of whom was married to a Taylor; his Travels through Italy and Germany; his Return to England, and various Adventures. V. The Pranks played by his remaining Issue, and the Public Rejoicings after a Lying-in. VI. A Political Catechism for the present Times. This Curious Piece was written in the Last Century, by that noted Dramatic Poet, Mr. Thomas Dekker, competitor with Ben. Johnson for the Laurel |
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| Satiromastix |
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| The seven deadly sinnes of London |
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| Shakespeare's Zeitgenossen and ihre Werke |
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| shomakers holiday, or the gentle craft |
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| The Sun's Darling |
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| O sweet content, c1938: |
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| Szewskie święto, albo szlachetne rzemiosło |
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| Teishukuna shōfu. |
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| Théâtre élisabéthain. |
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| [The Third and last part of Cony-catching] |
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| Thomas Dekker |
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| The virgin-martyr : a tragedie. As it hath been of late acted by his Majesties servants with great applause. |
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| The vvonderfull yeare. 1603 Wherein is shewed the picture of London, lying sicke of the plague. At the ende of all (like a mery epilogue to a dull play) certaine tales are cut out in sundry fashions, of purpose to shorten the liues of long winters nights, that lye watching in the darke for vs |
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| Walgadak yeoja |
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| Welsh embassador |
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| Whore of Babylon |
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| A wise man poor is like a sacred book that's never read |
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| Witch of Edmonton |
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| The wonderful year : the gull's horn-book ; Penny-wise, pound-foolish ; English villainies discovered by lantern and candlelight ; and selected writings |
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| Wonderful yeare 1603. 1969 |
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| Works. Selections |
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| عطلة الاسكافى |
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| 영국 도시희극선 |
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| 왈가닥 여자 |
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| しゃれ者いろは帳 |
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| 女番長またの名女怪盗モル |
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| 貞淑な娼婦 |
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| 靴屋の休日 |
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