Tragedies on the Earl of Essex staged at Drury Lane
A critical panel reviews Henry Brook Esq s Earl of Essex tragedy as performed at Drury Lane, comparing it with Banks and Jones versions. It praises Brooke s fusion of poetry and liberty, notes stronger character drawing and language, and commends Sheridan s Prologue and Mrs Pritchard s Queen Elizabeth while assessing supporting actors and potential in Miss Mouart and Mrs Kennedy.
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Drury-lane
Robert Earl of
Esex
Elizabeth
Thomas Corneille
Banks
Fones
Banés
England
Mr.tone
Efex
Henry Brook
Gufatius Fafa
Earl of
Jones
Queen
Lord Erex
Rutland
Earl
Listory
Burieip
iPare
Bende
Barks
Fores
Racer
Sheridan
Nottingham
Brooke
Queen Elizabeth
Lady Nottingham
Mock Military Ecclesiastical Reform Draft From a Parisian Essay
A long satirical piece translates a mock plan for church and state order with a cast of religious orders and noble figures serving as soldiers and officers. It mixes reverent tone with comic, prescriptive roles for abbots, monks, and cardinals in an imagined military regiment.
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Regiment Des Gardes
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Estoe
de Taille
Dugustins
Flotte
Carce Gros Moines
Dien -Mercie
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Matharins
Bealx Deniers
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Whitehall
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Southampton
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Cumberland
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Port News
Deal
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Carolio
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Lisbon
Eden
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Langhill
Fanney
Rimer
Quebec
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