Court Masques of James I; Their Influence On Shakespeare And Public Theatres
Court Masques of James I; Their Influence On Shakespeare And Public Theatres
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i), 1613, in Calendar of State Papers Venetian, zii, 531, No. 832. < Antonio Foscarini to the Doge and Senate, i March (O. S. Feb. 19) , 1613, in Calendar of State Papers Venetian, xii, 498, No. 775. Ascendency of France 73 Chamberlain alone is less enthusiastic. He says, "that night was the Lords Mafke whereof I heare no great commendation f ave only for riches, theyre devifes being long and tedious and more like a play than a mafke."' The masque of the second evening, February fif- teenth, was written by George Chapman for the Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn. It proclaimed the EngUsh interest in America, and prophesied for the married pair honour and riches such as they beUeved would come from the great gold mines of "Virginia."* But the audience which could be accommodated in Whitehall (even though "there was a courfe taken and £0 notified that no lady or gentlewoman fhold be ad- mitted to any of thefe fights w*** a verdingale, w*"^ was to gaine the more roome, "^ and even though, "there were more fcaffolds and more provifion made for roome then ever I faw both in the hall and bankett- ing roome, befides a new roome built to dine fup and Cf.
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i), 1613, in Calendar of State Papers Venetian, zii, 531, No. 832. < Antonio Foscarini to the Doge and Senate, i March (O. S. Feb. 19) , 1613, in Calendar of State Papers Venetian, xii, 498, No. 775. Ascendency of France 73 Chamberlain alone is less enthusiastic. He says, "that night was the Lords Mafke whereof I heare no great commendation f ave only for riches, theyre devifes being long and tedious and more like a play than a mafke."' The masque of the second evening, February fif- teenth, was written by George Chapman for the Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn. It proclaimed the EngUsh interest in America, and prophesied for the married pair honour and riches such as they beUeved would come from the great gold mines of "Virginia."* But the audience which could be accommodated in Whitehall (even though "there was a courfe taken and £0 notified that no lady or gentlewoman fhold be ad- mitted to any of thefe fights w*** a verdingale, w*"^ was to gaine the more roome, "^ and even though, "there were more fcaffolds and more provifion made for roome then ever I faw both in the hall and bankett- ing roome, befides a new roome built to dine fup and Cf.
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