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William Leake

William Leake, father (died 1633) and son (died 1681), were London publishers and booksellers of the late sixteenth and the seventeenth centuries. They were responsible for a range of texts in English Renaissance drama and poetry, including works by Shakespeare and Beaumont and Fletcher.

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William Leake → Adonis, Anthony Munday's, Complaint, Greyhound, He, His, Holy Ghost, Huntington, In, John Harrison, John Lyly's Euphues, Leake, O3, O8, Other Poems, Part, Part II, Paternoster Row, Paul's Churchyard, Poet's Vision
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William Leake → Beaumont, Chancery Lane, Crown, Even, Fleet Street, Fletcher, His, In, June, Leake, On, Richard Hawkins, Second Folio, Shakespeare, Shakespeare First Folio, Stationers Company, The, This, Widow Leake, William II

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William Leakerelated to JuniorWilliam Leake II0.60section
William Leakerelated to JuniorStationers Company0.60section
William Leakerelated to JuniorJune0.60section
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William Leakerelated to JuniorCrown0.60section
William Leakerelated to JuniorFleet Street0.60section
William Leakerelated to JuniorChancery Lane0.60section
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William Leakerelated to JuniorWidow Leake0.60section
William Leakerelated to JuniorWilliam II0.60section

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