Beggars Bush: A Perambulation through the Disciplines of History, Geography, Archaeology, Literature, Philology, Natural History, Botany, Biography & Beggary

Henry Tubbe On the Dominical Nose of O. C. 1653-5

The satirical verse On the Dominical Nose of O[Liver] C[Romwell] contains evidence of the popularity and distribution of the play The Beggars Bush. It refers to the character Higgen, the Orator Beggar.

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Posted: March 30th, 2011 | Filed under: The Play | Tags: Henry Tubbe, The Lame Commonwealth, The Play | No Comments »

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Henry Tubbe On the Dominical Nose of O. C. 1653-5

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