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Yet the simple humanity of Everyman has not lost its force in many centuries , nor will for many more to come . ... make it more appealing to audiences , developed a short - lived form of the Sixteenth Century known as the Interlude .
Yet the simple humanity of Everyman has not lost its force in many centuries , nor will for many more to come . ... make it more appealing to audiences , developed a short - lived form of the Sixteenth Century known as the Interlude .
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In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries , Germany was quite active in the production of religious plays , the miracles and ... Master - singing , which developed in the fourteenth century , was the expression of the growing burgher ...
In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries , Germany was quite active in the production of religious plays , the miracles and ... Master - singing , which developed in the fourteenth century , was the expression of the growing burgher ...
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peared which , in the work of quite a few of the Eighteenth Century writers , was to be carried to sickeningly sweet extremes . The first of the Eighteenth Century playwrights , professional playwrights again , is kindly , soft - spoken ...
peared which , in the work of quite a few of the Eighteenth Century writers , was to be carried to sickeningly sweet extremes . The first of the Eighteenth Century playwrights , professional playwrights again , is kindly , soft - spoken ...
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| Title | A Pageant of the Theatre |
| Author | Edmund Fuller |
| Publisher | Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1941 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 24 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 270 pages |
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