Thomas Dekker

1572 — 1632-08-25 · 333 obras en el catálogo

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Lantern and candlelight

LLe Jour de fête des cordonniers (The shoe-makers holiday) s

Le Jour de fête des cordonniers (The shoe-makers holiday) suivi de L'abécédaire des benêts (The guls hornbook)

MMatch me in London, 1631

Match me in London, 1631

NNevves from Graues-end

Nevves from Graues-end

NNevves from hell

Nevves from hell

Noble Spanish Soldier (Globe Quartos)

NNorthward hoe ... 1607

Northward hoe ... 1607

OOld Fortunatus, 1600

Old Fortunatus, 1600

PPenny-vvis[e] pound foolish or, a Bristovv diamond, set in t

Penny-vvis[e] pound foolish or, a Bristovv diamond, set in t[wo] rings, and both crack'd

PPenny wise pound foolish or

Penny wise pound foolish or

PPlague Pamphlets

Plague Pamphlets

TThe pleasant comedy of old Fortunatus

The pleasant comedy of old Fortunatus

TThe raueuens [sic] almanacke

The raueuens [sic] almanacke

TThe ravens almanacke

The ravens almanacke

TThe ravevens [sic] almanacke

The ravevens [sic] almanacke

AA rod for run-awayes

A rod for run-awayes

SSatan turned moralist: an universal satire. Being a true cop

Satan turned moralist: an universal satire. Being a true copy of the devil's last will and testament, made in a fit of sickness. ... This curious piece was written in the last century, by ... Mr. Thomas Dekker, ..

TThe second part of The honest vvhore

The second part of The honest vvhore

TThe seuen deadly sinnes of London

The seuen deadly sinnes of London

TThe Seven Deadly Sinners of London

The Seven Deadly Sinners of London

TThe seven deadly sins of London, drawn in seven several coac

The seven deadly sins of London, drawn in seven several coaches, through the seven several gates of the city

TThe shoemakers' holiday, 1600

The shoemakers' holiday, 1600

Shoemakers Holiday

TThe shoemaker's holiday; or a pleasant comedy of the gentle

The shoemaker's holiday; or a pleasant comedy of the gentle craft