| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - That it was a prominent feature of the performances given by the boys, notwithstanding Clifton??s declaration that his son and other boys taken up by Robinson Evans and Giles were ??children noe way able or fitt for singing, nor by anie of the sayd confederates endevoured to be taught to sing,?? we know from passages in several contemporary plays, as well as from the explicit statements of the duk
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