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16th and 17th Century Chronicles
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Richard Johnson
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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A Partial,Prejudiced and Ignorant Historian
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Dorothy Tutin
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Drama
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Richard Johnson/Max Adrian
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Diplomacy
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Max Adrian/John Barton
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Letters Exchanged
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Richard Johnson/Dorothy Tutin
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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James the 1st Blows a Counterblast to Tobacco
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Max Adrian
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Charles the 1st Argues a Point of Law With John Bradshaw
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Richard Johnson/John Barton
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Charles the 2nd is Atomised by The Marquis of Halifax
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John Barton
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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The Madness of George the 3rd
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Dorothy Tutin
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Prologue (From Richard The 2nd)
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Max Adrian
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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The Death of Kings
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John Barton
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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A Ballad Concerning Henry the 2nd and Queen Eleanor
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Max Adrian
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Worlde's Bliss (12th Century Song)
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Richard Golding
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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A Speech
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Dorothy Tutin
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Poem
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John Barton/Richard Johnson/Dorothy Tutin/Max Adrian
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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The Queene's Command
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James Walker
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Ayre by Charles the 1st
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Kevin Miller/James Walker
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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George the 2nd is Buried in Westminster Abbey
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Max Adrian
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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George the 3rd Discussses the Arts With the Novelist and Diarist
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Dorothy Tutin
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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George the 4th is Unswathed and Interpreted
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John Barton
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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William the 4th Makes a Good Start
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Richard Johnson
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Queen Victoria Describes Her Coronation
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Dorothy Tutin
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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Variations on God Save The Queen
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James Walker
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The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents The Hollow Crown
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