Censorship in England
Censorship in England
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The shy duchess sought out Foote and offered him 1600 to suppress the play. 1 When he refused to accept such terms, 1 Letter from Garrick to Colman the elder : "ADELPHI, 25 June 1775.
" MY DEAR FRIEND, We wanted you much at the election to-day. Foote was in great spirits, but bitter against the Lord Chamberlain. The Duchess has had him in her closet and offered to bribe him, but Cato himself, though he had one more leg than our friend, was not more stoically virtuous than he has been. You shall... know all when I see you. " 154 Censorship her friend, Lord Mountstuart, prevailed with the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Hertford, to forbid its pro- duction. The friends of the duchess, and among them her chaplain a very necessary and busy mem- ber of her staff, one would surmise declared that Foote attempted to extort 2000 from her. Still fearing that Foote would somehow produce the play, Elizabeth wrote him an abusive letter, thereby de- livering herself into her opponent's hands, for Foote replied in some brilliantly clever letters, which left him easily master of the situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shy duchess sought out Foote and offered him 1600 to suppress the play. 1 When he refused to accept such terms, 1 Letter from Garrick to Colman the elder : "ADELPHI, 25 June 1775.
" MY DEAR FRIEND, We wanted you much at the election to-day. Foote was in great spirits, but bitter against the Lord Chamberlain. The Duchess has had him in her closet and offered to bribe him, but Cato himself, though he had one more leg than our friend, was not more stoically virtuous than he has been. You shall... know all when I see you. " 154 Censorship her friend, Lord Mountstuart, prevailed with the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Hertford, to forbid its pro- duction. The friends of the duchess, and among them her chaplain a very necessary and busy mem- ber of her staff, one would surmise declared that Foote attempted to extort 2000 from her. Still fearing that Foote would somehow produce the play, Elizabeth wrote him an abusive letter, thereby de- livering herself into her opponent's hands, for Foote replied in some brilliantly clever letters, which left him easily master of the situation.
What to read after Censorship in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Fowell to read onlineMoreLess
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