Charles |., of England. 1600-1649,
No. 1 in **G.3823.20
Stage, The, condemn’d and the encouragement given to the immorali- ties and profaneness of the theatre, by the English schools, uni- versities and pulpits, censur’d. King Charles I. Sundays mask
and declaration for sports and pastimes on the Sabbath, largely related and animadverted upon. The arguments of all the authors
that have writ in defence of the stage against Mr. Collier, con-
sider’d. And the sense of the Fathers, councils, ... poets... and...emperours, concerning the drama, faithfully deliver’d... London: Printed for John Salusbury, ... 1698. (8), 216 pp. 18% cm., in 8s.
A reply called The stage acquitted, . . . may be found on shelf-number **G, 3821.9.
This card was printed at the Boston @& Public Library, April 2, 1915. K4498—Theatre. In opposition to.—England. Theatres.—Collier, Jeremy. 1650-
1726. — Charles I., of England. 1600-1649. — Student theatricals - Works about.