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Born c.1550 • England
Died January 6, 1616 • London • England
Founder Swan Theatre

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Map of London's theaters c. 1600
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archbishop of Canterbury
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British scholar
Sir Harold Spencer Jones.
Sir Harold Spencer Jones
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Charles Mathews, detail from a mezzotint by C. Turner, 1825, after an oil painting by James Lonsdale
Charles Mathews
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John Rolfe
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