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Entries of James I and VI, Queen Anna and Prince Henry Frederick into London. (London: 15th March, 1603) |
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Described in |
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The Magnificent Entertainment: Giuen to King Iames, Queene Anne his wife, and Henry Frederick the Prince, vpon the day of his Maiesties Triumphant Passage (from the Tower) through his Honourable Citie (and Chamber) of London being the 15. of March. 1603. (London, 1604) |
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Page 001
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Title_page
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Page 003
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Section 'A Device (proiected downe, but till now not publisht) that should haue serued at his Maiesties first accesse to the Citie'.
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Page 005
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Pageant With patron Saints of England and Scotland, riding out armed to meet James.
Section Description of the device:
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Page 006
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Pageant Female figure of Genius, dressed in antique robes, similarly on horseback.
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Page 007
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Music
Song Sung by Genius.
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Page 008
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Theatrical_Performance The three characters speak.
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Page 010
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Section Main narrative is rejoined.
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Page 011
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Triumphal_Arch City is surveyed in preparation for the construction of various sites.
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Page 013
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Gate 1st of seven gates at Fanchurch. A model of the roof-line of the city.
Column Rustic Pillasters on either side of the gate.
Entry James leaves the Tower to enter the City.
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Page 015
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Pageant Genius and Thamesis are the only speakers.
List Dramatis_personnae Allegorical figures of Veneration, Promptitude, etc. with the figures of The Brittayne Monarchy, Genius of the City and Counsel of the City.
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Page 016
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Triumphal_Arch Italian and Belgian triumphal arches.
Entry Into Royal Court and his chamber.
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Page 018
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Gate Inscriptions on the facade of the building straddling the street. Unicorn. Henry VII. Peace.
Sculpture Of various allegorical figures adorning the building.
Section 'The Italians Pageant'.
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Page 021
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Painting On a table of a woman and then elsewhere. Triton. England, Scotland, France and Ireland holding hands. Apollo. Lepanto.
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Page 023
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Speech In Latin given by the Italians.
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Page 024
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Gate With inscriptions to James in Latin.
Section 'The Pageant of the Dutch-men, by the Royall Exchange'.
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Page 025
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Painting Of the King in his Imperial robes. On the building constructed by the Dutch Lion. Serpents - adders and snakes. Sheep. Birds. Four portraits of antique Kings.
Pageant Chamber with 17 damsels with scutcheons representing the provinces of Belgia.
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Page 028
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Pyramid Justice.
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Page 029
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Statue Of Belgium.
Painting Of Dutch country people, carding hemp and beating it. Then of spinning and weaving. Figures of Time, Art, Sedulitie, Labour.
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Page 032
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Speech Given in Latin to the King given by a boy dressed in white silk: 'Sermo ad Regem'.
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Page 034
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Gate Pyramids on balls with four great Lions. Figure of Arabia and Arabia Britannica. Fame.
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Page 035
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Section 'Deuice at Soper-lane end'.
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Page 036
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Fountain Of vertue. Detractio and Oblivio. The three Charites or Graces. The bright-haired Graces.
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Page 038
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Pageant With Fama, Charity, Euphrosine etc.
Speech Text of the pageant is given and includes a song.
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Page 043
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Speech Given by Recorder of the city, Sir Henry Montague.
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Page 044
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Gift Their majesties were given gold cups.
Speech By Sylvanus.
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Page 047
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Garden Arbor.
Music Song sung by choristers of St Pauls, dressed up as the nine Muses.
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Page 048
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Theatrical_Performance Pageant involving the nine muses and the seven liberal arts, with singing and music.
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Page 056
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Speech Given by one of the scholar's of Mulcaster from Mercers school.
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Page 059
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Triumphal_Arch Tower of pleasure. Moving globe of the world. Astraea. Vertue. Fortuna. Inuidia. Four elements.
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Page 061
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Speech By figure of Zeal, impersonated by W. Bourne.
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Page 065
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Temple Peace. Wealth. Mars. Tumult. etc.
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Page 067
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Pageant A Rainbow, the Moon, Sun and Stars, Pyramids, Electra. Temple of Janus.
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Page 068
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Section Describing those who worked on preparing the entry.
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Page 069
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Section 'To the Reader'.
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Festival details |
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Festival: Entries of James I and VI, Queen Anna and Prince Henry Frederick into London. |
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Date: 15th March, 1603 |
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City: London |
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Participants: James (1566-1625), King of Scotland (as James VI) and of England (as James I)
Anna (Anne) of Denmark (1574-1619), m. James VI, King of Scotland and I of England
Henry Frederick (1594-1612), Prince of Wales, son of James VI and I |
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Dynasty: Stuart |
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Performers/artisans: Montague, Henry., Sir. Recorder of the City of London. (Orator)
Bourne, William. (Orator)
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Book details |
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Title: The Magnificent Entertainment: Giuen to King Iames, Queene Anne his wife, and Henry Frederick the Prince, vpon the day of his Maiesties Triumphant Passage (from the Tower) through his Honourable Citie (and Chamber) of London being the 15. of March. 1603. |
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Names: C., T. (Printer)
Dekker, Thomas. (Author)
Man, Thomas, the younger. (Publisher)
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Published: London, 1604 |
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Shelfmark: C.34.c.23 |
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Format: [70] pp. 4ยบ |
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References: Watanabe No. 2525 |
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Binding:
Red morocco, gilt. |
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