Author:Wentworth Smith

Wentworth Smith
(1571–1614)

Works

• The Hector of Germanie, or the Palsgrave, Prime Elector. A New Play, an Honourable Hystorie (1615)

Lost works

• The Freeman's Honour
• The Conquest of the West Indies (1601), with John Day and William Haughton
• The Rising of Cardinal Wolsey (1601), with Henry Chettle, Michael Drayton, and Anthony Munday
• Six Clothiers (1601), with Richard Hathwaye and Haughton; in two parts
• Too Good to be True, or the Northern Man (1601), with Chettle and Hathwaye
• Love parts Friendship (1602), with Chettle
• As merry as may be (1602), with Day and Hathwaye
• Albere Galles (1602), with Thomas Heywood
• Marshal Osric (1602), completed by Heywood
• The Three Brothers (1602)
• Lady Jane (1602), with Chettle, Thomas Dekker, Heywood, and John Webster
• The Black Dog of Newgate (1602-3), with Day, Hathwaye, and ‘the other poet,’ probably Haughton; in two parts
• The Unfortunate General, a French History (1603), with Day, Hathwaye, and ‘the other poet’
• An Italian Tragedy (1603)

Works about Smith

• "Smith, Wentworth," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, London: Smith, Elder, & Co. (1885–1900) in 63 vols.