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(Reply to Ray Heffner's Shakespeare, Hayward, and Essex Again.)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 December 2020

Evelyn May Albright
Evelyn May Albright*
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University of Chicago
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PMLA , Volume 47 , Issue 3 , September 1932 , pp. 899 - 901
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Copyright © Modern Language Association of America, 1932

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References

1 PMLA, xxvi (1931), 704–707.

2 Ibid., pp. 698–699 and 706–707. Lea's examinations are summarized in S. P. Dom. 1598–1601, vol. cclxxviii, art. 61 and art. 62. The speeches in Star Chamber of Feb. 13 are reported in art. 54 of the same volume.

3 S. P. Dom. 1598–1601, vol. cclxxviii, art. 82 (Calendar, pp. 576–577).

4 Ibid., vol. cclxxviii, art. 110, (Calendar, p. 590).

5 A very brief summary of the examination of Valentine Thomas on Wright and Alabaster is in S. P. Dom. 1598–1601, vol. cclxxviii, art. 64, immediately preceding a brief report of the reexamination of Wright himself the next day, February 16.

6 See my reply to Mr. Heffner, PMLA, xlvi (1931), 700–707.

7 I note now for the first time that, while all my notes and my own copy of the first draft refer to S. P. Dom. 1598–1601, vol. cclxxv, art. 33.5, the middle numeral, 33, is missing from that footnote. A double use of Arabic numerals, for articles and for their subsections, occurs at this point in the Calendar, which perhaps accounts for failure to observe the omission while reading proof. Mr. Heffner seems to have located the Abstract in spite of this regrettable error, as have other intelligent investigators, by use of the index to the Calendar, in conjunction with the date and the volume.

8 PMLA, xlv (1930), 763.