- The
malcontent is a
character type that
often appeared in
early modern drama. The
character is
discontented with the
social structure and
other characters...
- The
Malcontent is an
early Jacobean stage play
written by the
dramatist and
satirist John
Marston ca. 1603. The play was one of Marston's most successful...
- The
Malcontents were a
faction of
gentlemen in the
Fifth French War of
Religion (1574–1576). It
opposed the
policy of
Henry of Valois, duc d'Anjou, who...
- A
malcontent is an
early modern dramatic character type.
Malcontent(s) may also
refer to: The
Malcontent, a
stage play by John
Marston c.1603 Malcontents...
- A
dissident is a
person who
actively challenges an
established political or
religious system, doctrine, belief, policy, or institution. In a religious...
- the
French Wars of Religion. In the
conflict between Henry III and the
Malcontents, she took the side of Francis, Duke of Anjou, her
younger brother, and...
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whose eroticism led to his arrest.
James Boswell called him "a sly, old
malcontent". John
Cleland was the
eldest son of the Scot
William Cleland (1673/1674–1741)...
- buff-captain, the sallow-westphalian gammon-faced zaza cries" in The
Malcontent. In 1622, John
Taylor wrote "Where many a
warlike Horse & many a Nagge...
-
directly elected by
universal suffrage. This
reform was a
result of
great malcontent with the old Estates, which,
following the
changes brought by the beginnings...
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instead sells a wild
conspiracy fantasy with
something to
offer every malcontent and
paranoid on the planet." Goldberg, Mic****e (October 7, 2009). "Truther...
