November 1690

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Theatre: Drury Lane Theatre or Dorset Garden Theatre
Theatrical Season: 1690-1691
Volume: 1
Comments: The United Company. This play was apparently never published, but it was mentioned in the Prologue to King Edward the Third (ca. Nov. 1690) and again in tne Gentleman's Journal, Jan. 1691@2. Gentleman's Journal, Jan. 1691@2: You have often ask'd me, who was the author of that, call'd The Gordian Knot unty'd; and wondred, with many more, why it was never printed. I hear that Gentleman who writ lately a most ingenious Dialogue concerning Women, now translated into French, is the Author of that witty Play, and it is almost a Sin in him to keep It and his name from the world. [This statement points to William Walsh's A Dialogue Concerning Women, Being a Defence of the Sex. Written to Eugenia (London, 1691).] Henry Purcell wrote the instrumental music for this work. See Purcell's Works, Purcell Society, XX (1916), vii

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    *p/?dlordg The Gordian Knot Unty'd. *c/?dlordg The <i>United Company</i>. This play was apparently never published, but it was mentioned in the Prologue to <i>King Edward the Third</i> (ca. Nov. 1690) and again in tne <i>Gentleman's Journal</i>, Jan. 1691@2. Gentleman's Journal, Jan. 1691@2: You have often ask'd me, who was the author of that, call'd <i>The Gordian Knot unty'd</i>; and wondred, with many more, why it was never printed. I hear that Gentleman who writ lately a most ingenious Dialogue concerning Women, now translated into <i>French</i>, is the Author of that witty Play, and it is almost a Sin in him to keep It and his name from the world. [This statement points to $William Walsh='s <i>A Dialogue Concerning Women, Being a Defence of the Sex. Written to Eugenia</i> (<i>London</i>, 1691).] $Henry Purcell= wrote the instrumental music for this work. See <i>Purcell's Works</i>, <i>Purcell Society</i>, XX (1916), vii.
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    *p1690 11 00 dlordg The Gordian Knot Unty'd.*c1690 11 00 dlordg The <i>United Company</i>. This play was apparently never published, but it was mentioned in the Prologue to <i>King Edward the Third</i> (ca. Nov. 1690) and again in tne <i>Gentleman's Journal</i>, Jan. 1691@2. Gentleman's Journal, Jan. 1691@2: You have often ask'd me, who was the author of that, call'd <i>The Gordian Knot unty'd</i>; and wondred, with many more, why it was never printed. I hear that Gentleman who writ lately a most ingenious Dialogue concerning Women, now translated into <i>French</i>, is the Author of that witty Play, and it is almost a Sin in him to keep It and his name from the world. [This statement points to $William Walsh='s <i>A Dialogue Concerning Women, Being a Defence of the Sex. Written to Eugenia</i> (<i>London</i>, 1691).] $Henry Purcell= wrote the instrumental music for this work. See <i>Purcell's Works</i>, <i>Purcell Society</i>, XX (1916), vii.
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    Event: 1771 | 16901100 | dlordg | The <i>United Company</i>. This play was apparently never published, but it was mentioned in the Prologue to <i>King Edward the Third</i> (ca. Nov. 1690) and again in tne <i>Gentleman's Journal</i>, Jan. 1691@2. Gentleman's Journal, Jan. 1691@2: You have often ask'd me, who was the author of that, call'd <i>The Gordian Knot unty'd</i>; and wondred, with many more, why it was never printed. I hear that Gentleman who writ lately a most ingenious Dialogue concerning Women, now translated into <i>French</i>, is the Author of that witty Play, and it is almost a Sin in him to keep It and his name from the world. [This statement points to $William Walsh='s <i>A Dialogue Concerning Women, Being a Defence of the Sex. Written to Eugenia</i> (<i>London</i>, 1691).] $Henry Purcell= wrote the instrumental music for this work. See <i>Purcell's Works</i>, <i>Purcell Society</i>, XX (1916), vii
    Performance: 1776 | 1771 | p | The Gordian Knot Unty'd

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