hist-games: More on period card games

[Jane & Mark Waks]

Thierry Depaulis wrote:
> However, a new reference just found in my notes may shed some light on it:
> 
> Sir John HARINGTON, "Nugae antiquae: A Treatise on Playe" (c. 1596) (ed.
> 1804, p. 220/221)

Doing a quick Google search, I also find a reference to this edition:

Harington, John. "A Treatise on Playe," in Nugae Antiquae, 3 vols., ed.
Henry Harington . Hildesheim: George Olms, 1968. Vol. 2, 154-208. 

(The reference comes from a Shakespeare bibliography, at:
http://www.hfac.uh.edu/english/faculty/herendeen/Bibliography3306.htm)

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