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Side 146
... Stage is ack- nowledg'd by its greatest Adversaries , to be in itself good , and instrumental to the Instruction of ... Stage in general ought to be commended ; in the first Chapters of his Book , he pretends to shew Cause why the ...
... Stage is ack- nowledg'd by its greatest Adversaries , to be in itself good , and instrumental to the Instruction of ... Stage in general ought to be commended ; in the first Chapters of his Book , he pretends to shew Cause why the ...
Side 467
... Stage Consider'd ( 1721 , pp . 26-29 ) . Some of the dramatic poets themselves had commented on the looseness of the stage ; Collier was able to cite Ben Jonson , Beau- mont , and Fletcher to strengthen his case ( Short View , pp . 50 ...
... Stage Consider'd ( 1721 , pp . 26-29 ) . Some of the dramatic poets themselves had commented on the looseness of the stage ; Collier was able to cite Ben Jonson , Beau- mont , and Fletcher to strengthen his case ( Short View , pp . 50 ...
Side 502
... stage which Sister Rose Anthony does not list , are the following : 1. Defoe . Weekly Review , vol . III , nos . 74 , 76 , and 128 ( June - October , 1706 ) . No. 128 summarizes Defoe's objections to the theater . Cf. C. H. Gray ...
... stage which Sister Rose Anthony does not list , are the following : 1. Defoe . Weekly Review , vol . III , nos . 74 , 76 , and 128 ( June - October , 1706 ) . No. 128 summarizes Defoe's objections to the theater . Cf. C. H. Gray ...
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