Financial Support of the 17th Century English Theater

In this article we will look at the economic risk of British drama of the 17th century in chronological order. During the reign of James I and Charles I, the theater flourished and gained the majority of aristocratic support. During the reform period, the theater could not prosper without support that everyone was afraid. After the restoration of the monarchy, nobility tried another way to manage the theater by giving exclusive rights to William Davent and Thomas Kiligro.

The 17th century British poet school came from a class that supported Charles I during the British Civil War. Most of their style of poetry is light and generally secular. Their lifestyle and religion are different from the round heads that support Parliament and oppose the royalists. The term made by poet and critic Samuel Johnson describes the loose group of 17th century British lyric poets whose work is characterized by the creative use of conceptual and speculation about topics such as love and religion To do. The metaphysical poet reflects the intentional fluency and sweet tone of many 16th century poetry, using an energetic unbalanced strict style. (Johnson condemns violations of his roughness and etiquette, deliberately combining different styles.) It is also known as 'strong poetry'.

England in the 17th century suffered from the same problems as other European countries - political, economic and social tensions worsened by religious divisions. The British Parliament should be a tool for peaceful change, often only exacerbating things. Even competent rulers and officials can not dominate this country. To the surprise, by the end of the 17th century the British found a permanent solution to the problem they faced. England often has the same economic problems as other European countries (rapid inflation caused by the influx of the new world, real wage loss, etc.). The particular problem faced by British rulers is that Royal incom is often insufficient to meet new demands for them. In addition, agricultural changes are also causing problems. British agriculture was dominated by agricultural species planted in the land once owned by others.

In the beginning of the 17th century, the UK did not establish a permanent solution in the Americas. But in the next century they broke through their competitors. English encourages immigration far beyond Spanish, French or Dutch. They have established about 12 colonies, a large group of immigrants living in this land. The British population increased dramatically in the 16th century, and colonies seem to be a warm place for overcrowded poor at home. Thousands of British immigrants came to work in cigarette fields in the Chesapeake Bay colony of Virginia and Maryland. Another of the brook, the family of the pious Puritans, the Bible has requested Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, New Haven, Connecticut, and the colony of New England Rhode Island, because it believed that the establishment, who is seeking the life .