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Locating the Globe

from A Tale of Two Playhouses

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 March 2025

Harry McCarthy
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University of Exeter
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If you look along the bottom of Figure 3.1a, completed by Wenceslaus Hollar in 1647, you might notice several round-looking structures jutting out of a landscape otherwise made up of smaller-sized houses. One of these is labelled ‘The Globe’, the other ‘Beere bayting’, to signify a space in which bears, bulls, and dogs fought for audience entertainment (in fact, the labels are the wrong way round).

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