Item 11 - Letter from Sir Edmund Chambers to W. W. Greg

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Letter from Sir Edmund Chambers to W. W. Greg

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  • 11 Feb. 1930 (Creation)

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The Hythe Croft, Eynsham, Oxon.—Draws attention to a reference to a portrait of Edward Alleyn’s father or father-in-law.

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The Hythe Croft, Eynsham, Oxon.
11. Feb. 1930

Dear Greg,

The life of Alleyn (by Oldys) in Biographia Britannica (1744-66) i. 115 mentions a picture at Dulwich, long thought to be his father, but stated to Oldys to be his father-in-law by one Thomas Waterhouse. The picture gave the age as 59.

Did you ever look into this? If father-in-law is right, I should think that it was more likely Henslowe than Woodward.

Yrs ever
E. K. Chambers.

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      Formerly inserted in Greg's copy of Part II of his edition of Henslowe’s Diary (1908) (V. 14. 48).

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      This description was created by A. C. Green in 2020.

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