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The Assassination of Christopher Marlowe (A New View)

Note 28 — Front matter

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Concerning Baines we are told by Mr. Havelock Ellis (op. cit., p. xliv) that he "was hanged at Tyburn next year for some degrading offence," but, as Mr. Ellis says, "there seems no reason—while making judicious' reservations—to doubt the substantial accuracy of his statements."

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