Englishmen for My Money, or A Woman Will Have Her Will. 1598
S. R. 1601, Aug. 3. ‘A comedy of A woman Will haue her Will.’ William White (Arber, iii. 190).
1616. English-Men For my Money: or, A pleasant Comedy, called, A Woman will haue her Will. W. White.
1626.... As it hath beene diuers times Acted with great applause. I. N., sold by Hugh Perry.
1631. A. M., sold by Richard Thrale.
Editions in O. E. D. (1830, i) and Dodsley4, x (1875), and by J. S. Farmer (1911, T. F. T.), W. W. Greg (1912, M. S. R.), and A. C. Baugh, (1917).
The evidence for Haughton’s evidence is in two payments in Henslowe’s diary of 18 Feb. and early in May 1598 on behalf of the Admiral’s. The sum of these is only £2, but it seems possible that at least one, and perhaps more than one, other payment was made for the book in 1597 (cf. Henslowe, ii. 191).
Patient Grissell. 1599
With Chettle and Dekker (q.v.).
Lost and Doubtful Plays