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Primary author(s): Kingsford, Charles Lethbridge
Title: Paris Garden and the Bear Baiting
Journal title: Archaeologia
Journal number: 70
Publication date: 1920 (Source of claim: original)
Pagination: 155-78

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Exchequer, Crown vs William Henslowe and Jacob Meade: John Baxter and John Taylor depose that Pope and Burnaby erected buildings for baiting and plays
Exchequer, Crown vs William Henslowe and Jacob Meade: John Taylor deposes that William Payne built and operated a yard for bearbaiting
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Exchequer, Crown vs William Henslowe and Jacob Meade: John Taylor deposes that Wistow succeeded Payne as 'deputy of the Game of beares'

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secondary source

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article

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article

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historical
theatrical

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single author

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English

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England