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		Munday was a Stationer himself, apprenticed to John Allde in 1576 for 8 years, alongside of Allde's son Edward Allde (later an important Shakespeare-related printer).
		That switch earned Munday a post as "Messenger in Her Majesty's Chamber" and later he was Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury, when he was active in the "anti-Martinist" group that included Oxford's other servants in countering the Puritan "Martinist" pirate pamphlets.
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		Anthony Munday (or Monday) (1560?–August 10, 1633), was an English dramatist and miscellaneous writer.
		Munday admits in his own account of Edmund Campion and his confederates, that he was "some time the Pope's scholar on the Seminary of Rome," but always denied that he was a Roman Catholic.
		Munday was a very voluminous author in verse and prose, original and translated, and is certainly to be reckoned among the predecessors of Shakespeare in dramatic composition.
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	Munday's: The Downfall and The Death: Introduction
		Munday is the first to name him Earl of Huntington, as he spells it, or as the town and former county are now spelled, Huntingdon.
		It is conceivable that Munday derived the name from the existence of such an earl in the time of King Richard: the well-informed historian John Stow was a friend of Munday's, and it seems likely that he might have had a hand in the ideas for the play, including this name (Knight, 1994, p.
		By Anthony Munday in collaboration with Henry Chettle.
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		Anthony Munday (or Monday) (1560?–August 10, 1633), was an English dramatist and miscellaneous writer.
		Munday admits in his own account of Edmund Campion and his confederates, that he was "some time the Pope's scholar on the Seminary of Rome," but always denied that he was a Roman Catholic.
		Munday was a very voluminous author in verse and prose, original and translated, and is certainly to be reckoned among the predecessors of Shakespeare in dramatic composition.
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	§6. Anthony Munday. VI. The Song-Books and Miscellanies. Vol. 4. Prose and Poetry: Sir Thomas North to Michael ...
		It seems probable, though it is strange, that Shepherd Tony, the sweet singer of England’s Helicon, is no other than “the Grub Street patriarch,” the translator and playwright, Anthony Munday.
		The evidence 5 rests mainly on the charming song, “Beauty sat bathing by a spring,” which occurs both in England’s Helicon and in Munday’s translation of Primaleon.
		The notion that Shepherd Tony was a pseudonym of Anthony Copley was never tenable.
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	Anthony Munday
		Anthony Munday is known to have been employed in the writing of fourteen plays between 1597 and 1603, and he was probably a constant writer for the stage for many years before that date.
		The Golden Fleece being the drapers' coat of arms, he twice made use of the voyage of the Argo: and when the Mayor happened to be a fishmonger, he treated the citizens to Chrysanaleia, or the Golden Fishing, to signify the close alliance between the Fishmongers and the Goldsmiths.
		There is nothing in Munday's compositions above the tamest mediocrity, and he is worth mentioning only as a specimen of the literary journeyman of the time.
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	Anthony Munday — Infoplease.com
		An itinerant fiddler, meant for Anthony Munday, the dramatist who...
		Thomas Middleton and Anthony Munday: artistic rivalry?(Tudor and Stuart Drama)
		Anthony Munday and civic culture; theatre, history and power in early modern London, 1580-1633.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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	§16. Anthony Munday. XVI. Elizabethan Prose Fiction. Vol. 3. Renascence and Reformation. The Cambridge History of ...
		Nor must the Spanish romances, popularised by Anthony Munday in his English translations, be entirely forgotten.
		Between 1580 and 1590, he produced those versions of the Amadis and Palmerin cycles which represent modifications of the Arthurian romance.
		Munday achieved a popular success, but he added little to his reputation, or to the dignity of the Elizabethan romance.
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	Anthony Munday Biography \| Dictionary of Literary Biography
		His father, Christopher Munday (a stationer trained as a draper), and mother, Jane, died early, and in 1576 the orphaned Anthony was apprenticed to the stationer John Allde, working for him until the autumn of 1578 when his indentures were canceled on his own request to allow him to travel abroad.
		Munday's translation (published in 1585), however, is a rather free adaptation of the play for the English stage of the day, with much of the prose turned to verse and the comic elements enhanced, and it should be regarded as a substantially original work.
		Anthony Munday was not a dramatist of the first or even of the second rank.
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	Munday - LoveToKnow 1911
		In a Catholic tract entitled A True Reporte of the death of M. Campion (1581), Munday is accused of having deceived his master Allde, a charge which he refuted by publishing Allde's signed declaration to the contrary, and he is also said to have been hissed off the stage.
		Munday also had a share with Michael Drayton, Robert Wilson and Richard Hathway in the First Part of the history of the life of Sir John Oldcastle (acted 1599), which was printed in 1600, with the name of William Shakespeare, which was speedily withdrawn, on the title page.
		Munday's works usually appeared under his own name, but he sometimes used the pseudonym of "Lazarus Piot." A. Bullen identifies him with the "Shepherd Tony" who contributed "Beauty sat bathing by a spring" and six other lyrics to England's Helicon (ed.
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	Looney's "Shakespeare" Identified
		However these things may he, the fact is that, whether in the country or the metropolis, it appears to have been quite recognized that the Earl of Oxford had a hand in the composition of some of the plays that his company was staging, whilst others were substantially his own.
		Some writers have inclined to the idea that Anthony Munday was "Shepherd Tony"; and in a modern [258] anthology one of the best of the poems of Shepherd Tony, "Beauty sat bathing by a spring," is ascribed to Anthony Munday: as if no doubt existed on the point.
		A careful examination of the passages in these plays of Munday's, which "could not have been written by him," and containing passages which might have "rested in the mind of Shakespeare," would be necessary to make the present statement complete.
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	Poet: Anthony Munday - All poems of Anthony Munday
		Poet: Anthony Munday - All poems of Anthony Munday
		Munday had some experience as an actor before he was 16, when he was apprenticed to a well-known printer.
		In 1578 he was abroad, evidently as a secret agent sent to discover the plans of English Catholic refugees in France and Italy, and under..
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	Introduction and Quintet Outline
		APPENDIX F: Was Anthony Munday's 1588 Palladine of England Relevant to...
		APPENDIX V: Was Anthony Munday the "Publishing Shepherd" of the "Shakespeare Enterprise?"
		F and V suggesting that Munday may have served as the "Publishing Shepherd" of the "Shakespeare Enterprise," having important links to all of the key Stationers involved in Shakespeare projects through to and even beyond Munday's 1633 death.
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	Anthony Munday Summary
		The long career of Anthony Munday almost embarrassingly typifies the profession of letters in Elizabethan and Jacobean England.
		Anthony Munday (or Monday) (1560 ?– August 10, 1633), was an English dramatist and miscellaneous writer.
		The chief interest in Munday for the modern reader lies in his collaboration with Shakespeare and others on the play Sir Thomas More and his...
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	Mundy Family
		In the play Anthony Munday first refers to the Maid Marion character in the first part of his works as Matilda Fitzwater, and later as the Fair Maid Marion.
		In The Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntington she is first named as Marion the daughter of Sir Hugh Lacy and then later (line 781) she is referred to as Matilda the daughter of Lord Fitzwater.
		cunninely" enough by Munday and his original collaborators to meet the approval of officialdom." Anthony seems to be one of the only playwrites to continue in popularity after Shakespeare's rise to popular status.
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	An Outline of English Fiction - Anthony Munday
		Whatever might have been Munday's previous life, in 1582 he was placed in an unenviable position.
		At what date he acquired the title of "poet to the city" is not known; he had certainly been previously employed in a similar capacity, as Ben Jonson introduces him in that capacity in "The Case is Altered," which was written in 1598 or 1599.
		Nearly all the existing information respecting Anthony Munday's dramatic works is derived from Henslowe's papers.
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	MUNDAY (or MONDAY), AN... - Online Information article about MUNDAY (or MONDAY), AN...
		Munday gained recommendations which secured his reception at the English College in Rome.
		Campion (1581), Munday is accused of having deceived his See also:
		Munday's works usually appeared under his own name, but he sometimes used the See also:
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	ANTHONY MUNDAY BIOGRAPHY - LIFE - HISTORY - BOOKS - FACTS
		A short biography of ANTHONY MUNDAY, including life and history; from the Biographical Dictionary of English Literature by John Cousin
		This summary of interesting facts about ANTHONY MUNDAY is taken from A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature by John William Cousin.
		Shows when ANTHONY MUNDAY was born and when died.
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	Romantic Comedies and Pastorals
		Greene also wrote The Pleasant Comedie of Fair Em, the Miller's Daughter of Manchester; with the love of William the Conqueror, produced in 1589 and 1591.
		According to Professor Brooke, this play is "an inartistic medley of two plots in the two most popular current styles." Anthony Munday also composed a piece somewhat in imitation of the Greene comedy called John a Kent and John a Cumber.
		Munday was able to construct good plots, but was quite lacking in the ability to envelop his plays with the atmosphere of charm and romance which is so marked in the work of Greene and Shakespeare.
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	Munday Family Crest
		Munday is a name that was brought to England by the ancestors of the Munday family when they migrated to the region after the Norman Conquest in 1066.
		In continental Europe, the most ancient recorded family crest was discovered upon the monumental effigy of a Count of Wasserburg in the church of St. Emeran, at Ratisobon, Germany...
		In the Munday coat of arms as in all coat of arms the crest is only one element of the full armorial achievement.
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		Anthony Monday lives with his family in the community of Hoosac, Minnesota and is the second young lead character created by John Bellairs.
		Anthony is usually teamed up with elderly librarian Myra Eells in their adventures, which have ranged from treasure hunts in the local library to battling demonic forces in the upper Midwest area and even traveling to other worldly dimensions.
		In choosing the character's name, Bellairs was either using his own middle name (Anthony) and the day he was born (Monday, January 17, 1938), or, knowing his penchant for obscure literary references, recalling the name of the Elizabethan author, poet and dramatist Anthony Munday (1553-1633).
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	Anthony Munday and the Catholics, 1560-1633.(Brief Article)(Book Review) - HighBeam Encyclopedia
		Anthony Munday and the Catholics, 1560-1633.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
		Munday had one of the longest careers of any author of his generation and left a body of work larger and more varied than nearly all his contemporaries combined, but is regarded as a minor figure with no defined place in Renaissance literature and history.
		Hamilton (English, U. of Maryland) investigates the disparity, and where possible opens up a slot in the dominant narratives about the period to find him a niche.
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	Munday, Anthony Criticism and Essays \| FURTHER READING
		“Anthony Munday.” In Studies in The English Renaissance Drama, edited by Josephine W. Bennett, Oscar Cargill, and Vernon Hall Jr., pp.
		Surveys Munday's life and career and provides a variety of criticism.
		“Anthony Munday.” In The Popular School: A Survey and Bibliography of Recent Studies in English Renaissance Drama, edited...
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		Anthony Munday and the Catholics, 1560-1633 serves us well in our efforts to come to terms with the changes in Munday's mode...
		Anthony Munday's A View of Sundry Strange Examples of 158o contained nineteen examples, of which twelve concerned murders.
		Anthony Munday (1553) V The Mirrour of Mutabilitie, or Principall Part of the Mirrour for Magistrates Describing the fall of divers famous...
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	Table of contents for Library of Congress control number 2004008254
		Table of contents for Anthony Munday and the Catholics, 1560-1633 / Donna B. Hamilton.
		Anthony Munday and the Catholics, 1560-1633 Contents Acknowledgments Table of Contents Illustrations Introduction 1 Chapter 1: First works, 15771580: Facts, Contexts, and Speculation 21 1.
		The Munday romances and the Spanish match, 1615-1619 179 Chapter 4: Poet for the Theater, 15901602 204 1.
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	IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection
		"A critical analysis of the established animosity between Anthony Munday and Thomas Middleton raises questions not only on the validity of the claim, but also on the methodology of establishing such a rivalry."
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