Gammar Gvrtons nedle
by John Still and Herbert Francis Brett Brett-Smith
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Formerly ascribed to John Still, Bishop of Bath and Wells, or to John Bridges, Bishop of Oxford, but now attributed to William Stevenson, of Christ's College, Cambridge. 1551-1561.
With facsimile of t.p. of earliest known edition (1575) : A Ryght / Pithy, Pleasaunt and me / rie Comedie : In= / tytuled Gammer gur= / tons Nedle: Played on / Stage, not longe / ago in Chri= / stes / Colledge in Cambridge / Made by Mr. S. Mr. of Art. / Imprynted at London in / Fleete streat beneth the Con= / duit at the signe of S. John / Evangelist by Tho= / mas Colwell. / (Within elaborate border).
"Bibliographical note": pages xi-xv.
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