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Apparently finished by [[William Bird]] and [[Samuel Rowley]], is credited to be the first English drama on the subject. | Apparently finished by [[William Bird]] and [[Samuel Rowley]], is credited to be the first English drama on the subject. | ||
==Editions, performances | ==Editions, performances== | ||
Performed in 1601 in England by the Admiral’s Men, was never printed and is now lost. | Performed in 1601 in England by the Admiral’s Men, was never printed and is now lost. | ||
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[[Category:Fiction--English|1601 Haughton]] | [[Category:Fiction--English|1601 Haughton]] | ||
[[Category:Literature|1601 Haughton]] | [[Category:Literature--1600s|1601 Haughton]] | ||
[[Category:Plays|1601 Haughton]] | [[Category:Plays|1601 Haughton]] | ||
Revision as of 06:46, 1 December 2015
Judas Maccabaeus (1601) was a play by William Haughton.
Abstract
Apparently finished by William Bird and Samuel Rowley, is credited to be the first English drama on the subject.
Editions, performances
Performed in 1601 in England by the Admiral’s Men, was never printed and is now lost.
References
- A. Harbage, and S. Schoenbaum, Annals of English Drama, 975-1700 (London: 1964), pp. 78-79.