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Henry the Third of France (scenery)

Posted by Tim Keenan

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Tagged Dramaturgy, early Restoration drama, early Restoration theatre, Henry the third of France, LIF, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Restoration drama, Restoration theatre, Scenography, Theatre history, Thomas Shipman

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