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Matthew Sergi
Associate Professor
Department of English
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University of Toronto, St. George Campus
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (M5R 2M8),
on territory shared by the Mississaugas of the Credit,
the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Anishnabeg,
the Chippewa, the Wendat, and other First Nations
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Subject: Re: REED publication announcement: please circulate
The Records of Early English Drama is pleased to announce a new open access resource for teaching and research. The Rose Playhouse, edited by Sally-Beth MacLean, is an integrated digital edition of historical records relating to Philip Henslowe's Rose playhouse,
the first of its kind on the south bank of the Thames.
The text is linked with images of original manuscript sources from the London Metropolitan Archives, The British Library, and The National Archives, Kew, as well as with relevant images on the Henslowe-Alleyn Digitisation Project website. A timeline and historically-informed
GIS map of Southwark and the Bankside in the context of the wider pre-1642 London area are interoperable with locations and events in the Rose Playhouse text. The map features select contemporary roads and lanes, polygons delimiting property boundaries, identifiable
sewer lines, and layers to indicate manor, ward, and parish boundaries. Appendix 1, 'Early Little Rose Property Records,' with an introduction and transcriptions, has been contributed by William Ingram. Modernized texts for student use have been provided by
Tanya Hagen.
The Rose Playhouse is now available on REED Online at
https://ereed.library.utoronto.ca.<https://ereed.library.utoronto.ca/>
