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	The Taming of the Tamer by John Fletcher, Adapted by Alexander Gross - -
		The Taming of the Tamer by John Fletcher, Adapted by Alexander Gross - -
		of John Fletcher's The Taming of the Tamer)
		Rather, the point is to enable the playwright, though situated in another historical era or even another language and culture, to express his meaning as thoroughly as possible to our own era in terms of our own language and culture.
	language.home.sprynet.com /theatdex/atlanta.htm (4107 words)

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		) by John Gower (14c poet) whom "Shakespeare" uses to narrate in Pericles..
		The principal source of this drama (~1593), is "The Troublesome Raigne of King John", anonymous (1591).
		Richard II This tragedy is also supposed to have been written about 1593, and to have been taken from the Historical Chronicles of Raphael Holinshed
	www.natlantis.com /sources.asp (950 words)

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