James Shirley - Love's Cruelty: Death Lays His Icy Hand On Kings Scepter A...
James Shirley - Love's Cruelty: Death Lays His Icy Hand On Kings Scepter A...
James Shirley - Love's Cruelty: Death Lays His Icy Hand On Kings Scepter A...
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| Title: | James Shirley - Love's Cruelty: Death Lays His Icy Hand On Kings Scepter And Crown Must Tumble Down |
| ISBN13: | 9781787373570 |
| ISBN10: | 1787373576 |
| Author: | Shirley, James (Author) |
| Description: | James Shirley Was Born In London In September 1596 His Education Was Through A Collection Of England's Finest Establishments: Merchant Taylors' School, London, St John's College, Oxford, And St Catharine's College, Cambridge, Where He Took His B A Degree In Approximately 1618 He First Published In 1618, A Poem Entitled Echo, Or The Unfortunate Lovers As With Many Artists Of This Period Full Details Of His Life And Career Are Not Recorded Sources Say That After Graduating He Became A Minister Of God's Word In Or Near St Albans A Conversion To The Catholic Faith Enabled Him To Become Master Of St Albans School From 1623-25 He Wrote His First Play, Love Tricks, Or The School Of Complement, Which Was Licensed On February 10Th, 1625 From The Given Date It Would Seem He Wrote This Whilst At St Albans But, After Its Production, He Moved To London And To Live In Gray's Inn For The Next Two Decades, He Would Write Prolifically And With Great Quality, Across A Spectrum Of Thirty Plays; Through Tragedies And Comedies To Tragicomedies As Well As Several Books Of Poetry Unfortunately, His Talents Were Left To Wither When Parliament Passed The Puritan Edict In 1642, Forbidding All Stage Plays And Closing The Theatres Most Of His Early Plays Were Performed By Queen Henrietta's Men, The Acting Company For Which Shirley Was Engaged As House Dramatist Shirley's Sympathies Lay With The King In Battles With Parliament And He Received Marks Of Special Favor From The Queen He Made A Bitter Attack On William Prynne, Who Had Attacked The Stage In Histriomastix, And, When In 1634 A Special Masque Was Presented At Whitehall By The Gentlemen Of The Inns Of Court As A Practical Reply To Prynne, Shirley Wrote The Text-The Triumph Of Peace Shirley Spent The Years 1636 To 1640 In Ireland, Under The Patronage Of The Earl Of Kildare Several Of His Plays Were Produced By His Friend John Ogilby In Dublin In The First Ever Constructed Irish Theatre; The Werburgh Street Theatre During His Years In Dublin He Wrote The Doubtful Heir, The Royal Master, The Constant Maid, And St Patrick For Ireland In His Absence From London, Queen Henrietta's Men Sold Off A Dozen Of His Plays To The Stationers, Who Naturally, Enough Published Them When Shirley Returned To London In 1640, He Finished With The Queen Henrietta's Company And His Final Plays In London Were Acted By The King's Men On The Outbreak Of The English Civil War Shirley Served With The Earl Of Newcastle However When The King's Fortunes Began To Decline He Returned To London There His Friend Thomas Stanley Gave Him Help And Thereafter Shirley Supported Himself In The Main By Teaching And Publishing Some Educational Works Under The Commonwealth In Addition To These He Published During The Period Of Dramatic Eclipse Four Small Volumes Of Poems And Plays, In 1646, 1653, 1655, And 1659 It Is Said That He Was A Drudge For John Ogilby In His Translations Of Homer's Iliad And The Odyssey, And Survived Into The Reign Of Charles Ii, But, Though Some Of His Comedies Were Revived, His Days As A Playwright Were Over His Death, At Age Seventy, Along With That Of His Wife, In 1666, Is Described As One Of Fright And Exposure Due To The Great Fire Of London Which Had Raged Through Parts Of London From September 2Nd To The 5Th He Was Buried At St Giles In The Fields, In London, On October 29Th, 1666 |
| Binding: | Paperback, Paperback |
| Publisher: | Stage Door |
| Publication Date: | 2018-02-13 |
| Weight: | 0.3 lbs |
| Dimensions: | 0.19'' H x 9.02'' L x 5.98'' W |
| Number of Pages: | 92 |
| Language: | English |
| Isin: | IFZHSJLXRILG |
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| Title: | James Shirley - Love's Cruelty: Death Lays His Icy Hand On Kings Scepter And Crown Must Tumble Down |
| ISBN13: | 9781787373570 |
| ISBN10: | 1787373576 |
| Author: | Shirley, James (Author) |
| Description: | James Shirley Was Born In London In September 1596 His Education Was Through A Collection Of England's Finest Establishments: Merchant Taylors' School, London, St John's College, Oxford, And St Catharine's College, Cambridge, Where He Took His B A Degree In Approximately 1618 He First Published In 1618, A Poem Entitled Echo, Or The Unfortunate Lovers As With Many Artists Of This Period Full Details Of His Life And Career Are Not Recorded Sources Say That After Graduating He Became A Minister Of God's Word In Or Near St Albans A Conversion To The Catholic Faith Enabled Him To Become Master Of St Albans School From 1623-25 He Wrote His First Play, Love Tricks, Or The School Of Complement, Which Was Licensed On February 10Th, 1625 From The Given Date It Would Seem He Wrote This Whilst At St Albans But, After Its Production, He Moved To London And To Live In Gray's Inn For The Next Two Decades, He Would Write Prolifically And With Great Quality, Across A Spectrum Of Thirty Plays; Through Tragedies And Comedies To Tragicomedies As Well As Several Books Of Poetry Unfortunately, His Talents Were Left To Wither When Parliament Passed The Puritan Edict In 1642, Forbidding All Stage Plays And Closing The Theatres Most Of His Early Plays Were Performed By Queen Henrietta's Men, The Acting Company For Which Shirley Was Engaged As House Dramatist Shirley's Sympathies Lay With The King In Battles With Parliament And He Received Marks Of Special Favor From The Queen He Made A Bitter Attack On William Prynne, Who Had Attacked The Stage In Histriomastix, And, When In 1634 A Special Masque Was Presented At Whitehall By The Gentlemen Of The Inns Of Court As A Practical Reply To Prynne, Shirley Wrote The Text-The Triumph Of Peace Shirley Spent The Years 1636 To 1640 In Ireland, Under The Patronage Of The Earl Of Kildare Several Of His Plays Were Produced By His Friend John Ogilby In Dublin In The First Ever Constructed Irish Theatre; The Werburgh Street Theatre During His Years In Dublin He Wrote The Doubtful Heir, The Royal Master, The Constant Maid, And St Patrick For Ireland In His Absence From London, Queen Henrietta's Men Sold Off A Dozen Of His Plays To The Stationers, Who Naturally, Enough Published Them When Shirley Returned To London In 1640, He Finished With The Queen Henrietta's Company And His Final Plays In London Were Acted By The King's Men On The Outbreak Of The English Civil War Shirley Served With The Earl Of Newcastle However When The King's Fortunes Began To Decline He Returned To London There His Friend Thomas Stanley Gave Him Help And Thereafter Shirley Supported Himself In The Main By Teaching And Publishing Some Educational Works Under The Commonwealth In Addition To These He Published During The Period Of Dramatic Eclipse Four Small Volumes Of Poems And Plays, In 1646, 1653, 1655, And 1659 It Is Said That He Was A Drudge For John Ogilby In His Translations Of Homer's Iliad And The Odyssey, And Survived Into The Reign Of Charles Ii, But, Though Some Of His Comedies Were Revived, His Days As A Playwright Were Over His Death, At Age Seventy, Along With That Of His Wife, In 1666, Is Described As One Of Fright And Exposure Due To The Great Fire Of London Which Had Raged Through Parts Of London From September 2Nd To The 5Th He Was Buried At St Giles In The Fields, In London, On October 29Th, 1666 |
| Binding: | Paperback, Paperback |
| Publisher: | Stage Door |
| Publication Date: | 2018-02-13 |
| Weight: | 0.3 lbs |
| Dimensions: | 0.19'' H x 9.02'' L x 5.98'' W |
| Number of Pages: | 92 |
| Language: | English |
- ISBN: 9781787373570
- Book Title: James Shirley - Love's Cruelty : Death Lays His Icy Hand on Kings. Scepter and Crown Must Tumble Down
- Publisher: Copyright Group The Limited
- Item Length: 9 in
- Publication Year: 2018
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Language: English
- Illustrator: Yes
- Item Height: 0.2 in
- Author: James Shirley
- Genre: Drama
- Topic: European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
- Item Weight: 4.8 Oz
- Item Width: 6 in
- Number of Pages: 92 Pages
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