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ROBERT WILSON (d. 1600)

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ROBERT
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WILSON (d. 1600)  ,
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English actor and playwright, was a comedian in the
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earl of
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Leicester's
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company, beginning with its
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establishment in 1574, and from 1583 to 1588 in the
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Queen's and afterwards in
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Lord
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Strange's company . He wrote several morality plays . In his Three Ladies of
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London (1584) he has the
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episode of the
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attempt of the
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Jew to recover his
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debt, afterwards adapted by
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Shakespeare in The
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Merchant of
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Venice . Another
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Robert
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Wilson (1579—1610), probably his son, was one of
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Henslowe's dramatic hack-writers .

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