Note 945 — APPENDICES (continued 5)
Reading edition
Ten Brink, ii. 283; Pollard, xxxvii. Hohlfeld (Anglia, xi. 228) combines two theories by suggesting that the Coventry Grey Friars were driven by the popularity of the rival craft-plays to travel.
Reading edition
Ten Brink, ii. 283; Pollard, xxxvii. Hohlfeld (Anglia, xi. 228) combines two theories by suggesting that the Coventry Grey Friars were driven by the popularity of the rival craft-plays to travel.