Hot Anger Soon Cold
A lost collaborative play by Henry Chettle, Henry Porter, and Ben Jonson; no surviving text or plot description is known.
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A lost collaborative play by Henry Chettle, Henry Porter, and Ben Jonson; no surviving text or plot description is known.
A poor basket-maker's virtuous daughter, Grissil, marries the Marquess of Salucia, who subjects her to humiliations and cruelties to test her patience. The comedy reworks the Griselda folktale and examines marriage, social rank, and authority.
The play follows Thomas More through his response to the 1517 Ill May Day riots, his service as Lord Chancellor, his refusal to sign the king's articles, and his execution. It dramatizes law, obedience, and conscience while altering or expanding historical events.
A lost collaborative play by Henry Chettle, Henry Porter, and Ben Jonson; no surviving text or plot description is known.
A poor basket-maker's virtuous daughter, Grissil, marries the Marquess of Salucia, who subjects her to humiliations and cruelties to test her patience. The comedy reworks the Griselda folktale and examines marriage, social rank, and authority.
The play follows Thomas More through his response to the 1517 Ill May Day riots, his service as Lord Chancellor, his refusal to sign the king's articles, and his execution. It dramatizes law, obedience, and conscience while altering or expanding historical events.