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Francis Beaumont: Dramatist

Chapter 22 No.22

Word Count: 1211    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

'venom,' 'infect,' 'infection' and 'infectious,' 'corrupt,' 'leprosy,' 'vild,' 'crosses' (for 'misfortunes'), 'cross

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1 Chapter 1 BEAUMONT'S FAMILY; HIS EARLY YEARS: GRACE-DIEU, OXFORD2 Chapter 2 AT THE INNS OF COURT AND CHANCERY; THE POEMS ASSIGNED TO THESE EARLIER YEARS.3 Chapter 3 THE VAUX COUSINS AND THE GUNPOWDER PLOT4 Chapter 4 FLETCHER'S FAMILY, AND HIS YOUTH5 Chapter 5 SOME EARLY PLAYS OF BEAUMONT AND OF FLETCHER6 Chapter 6 THE BANKE-SIDE AND THE PERIOD OF THE PARTNERSHIP7 Chapter 7 RELATIONS WITH SHAKESPEARE, JONSON, AND OTHERS IN THE THEATRICAL WORLD8 Chapter 8 THE MASQUE OF THE INNER TEMPLE THE PASTORALISTS, AND OTHER CONTEMPORARIES AT THE INNS OF COURT9 Chapter 9 AN INTERSECTING CIRCLE OF JOVIAL SORT10 Chapter 10 BEAUMONT AND SIR PHILIP SIDNEY'S DAUGHTER; RELATIONS WITH OTHER PERSONS OF NOTE11 Chapter 11 BEAUMONT'S MARRIAGE AND DEATH; THE SURVIVING FAMILY12 Chapter 12 THE PERSONALITY, AND THE CONTEMPORARY REPUTATION OF BEAUMONT13 Chapter 13 TRADITION, AND TRADITIONAL CRITICISM14 Chapter 14 A FEW WORDS OF FLETCHER'S LATER YEARS15 Chapter 15 3. John Fletcher and Jone Herring [were married]. Reg. of St. Saviour's, Southwark.16 Chapter 16 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM; CRITICAL APPARATUS17 Chapter 17 THE DELIMITATION OF THE FIELD18 Chapter 18 In Plays Individually Composed.19 Chapter 19 No.1920 Chapter 20 No.2021 Chapter 21 No.2122 Chapter 22 No.2223 Chapter 23 No.2324 Chapter 24 25 Chapter 25 No.25