[DOC] [TLE] jeopardy/1304_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub [PAR] JACOBEAN DRAMA | This king whose Latin name gave us the word "Jacobean" 
suppressed the satire "A Game At Chess" | King James I. right: Robin. Wrong:. [DOC] [TLE] The Commercial Theater in Early Seventeenth-Century England ... [PAR] Although England's new commercial theaters staged plays that made use of ... 
resulted in the suppression of religious drama by the mid-sixteenth century. ... 
Thus they attacked the theater as an art form whose origins lay in "popery," the 
term ..... A Game at Chess (1624), a biting satire that mocked the attempt by 
James I's... [DOC] [TLE] Recent Studies in Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama - JStor [PAR] ture at Dover the old King is alarmed ("No reskue, what a prisoner") at the sight .... 
court gives the French more dignity, and may well be Shakespeare's decision... [DOC] [TLE] Article 9 - Heywood Bard - Earthlink [PAR] Heywood dedicated Hierarchie to King Charles I and Queen Henrietta-Maria. ... 
of 15-16 Elizabethan-Jacobean poet-playwrights on his next page (the text is ... 
was the first to adapt the Greek satire into Latin; his satirical verses were later 
much .... his 1624 A Game at Chess was acted for 9 days before it was 
suppressed for... [DOC] [TLE] Drama, English - World History in Context - Gale [PAR] This period produced some of the most distinguished names in the history of 
drama, ... The term Elizabethan refers to ELIZABETH I, whose reign began in 
1558. ... It is true that the English drama of this period reflected the new artistic 
ideas of the .... Many of the king's subjects disapproved of him because he gave 
political... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Jacobean theatre" - Internet Archive [PAR] This volume on Jacobean theatre is the first of the series. ..... no doubt, that Lear's 
fool (apart from being the King's primary foil) gives voice during the first ...... us 
With mistook Names out of Vitruvius, he is deriding the limited knowledge of Latin 
...... and A Game at Chess (1624) which fell foul of the censor for its political satire
. [DOC] [TLE] 2. Thomas Middleton - Masaryk University [PAR] Throughout the plays of the English Jacobean dramatist Thomas Middleton .... 
Middleton's writing career ended with the 1624 political satire A Game at Chess. 
.... in his later political plays, Hengist, King of Kent (1618) and A Game at Chess (
1624). ... with the word Puritan in Middleton's era, as opposed to its current use:. [DOC] [TLE] PDF Plus - Edinburgh University Press [PAR] honourable place in English literary history, and The Rogue is generally .... by the 
chaplain of the most Catholic King of Spain to Hay and ..... 16 He features as the 
Black Knight in Middleton's A Game at Chess, a play whose political satire was 
so scathingly obvious that it was suppressed by the Privy Council only nine days. [DOC] [TLE] Re: Thomas Middleton - Google Groups [PAR] Apr 26, 2012 ... contemporaries, playwright Thomas Middleton, is the most likely ... <<Thomas 
Middleton (15801627) was an English Jacobean playwright and ... the King's 
Men. ... Measure for Measure were written by Middleton, whose own plays about 
... Middleton's A Game at Chess, an allegorical satire attacking the [DOC] [TLE] The Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Drama [PAR] of later drama); nevertheless, the source of these words, the author, is at best 
primus inter pares. .... in this period should be entitled The Elizabethan Stage and 
The Jacobean ...... set the thirty-three names he gives against the twenty-nine 
actors recorded ...... The Witch of Edmonton (1621), and A Game at Chess (1624)
. [DOC] [TLE] Performance-testing the Adaptation Hypothesis - Taylor & Francis ... [PAR] In 2001, Jowett demonstrated that the beginning of that scene is based on a 
news ... Like scientific experiments, a theatrical experiment takes place at a 
particular .... By contrast, any 1621 revival

Question: This king whose Latin name gave us the word "Jacobean" suppressed the satire "A Game At Chess"
Answer: King James I