Misinforming a Nation
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Nor Galsworthy. The bio- graphical omission of such important names as these can hardly be due to the editor's opinion that they are not deserving of mention, for lesser English dramatic names of the preceding genera- tion are given liberal space. The fact that these writers do not appear can be attributed only to the fact that the Encyclopedia Britannica has not been properly brought up to date — a fact substantiated by an abundance of evidence throughout the entire work. Of what possible valu...e to one interested 6o MISINFORMING A NATION in the modem drama is a reference library which contains no biographical mention of such sig- nificant figures as these?
The French drama suffers even more from in- completeness and scantiness of material. Becque draws just eleven lines, exactly half the space given to the British playwright whose reputation largely depends on that piece of sentimental clap- trap, Lights o" "London. Hervieu draws half a column of biography, in which his two important dramas, Modestie and Connais-Toi (both out be- fore the Britannica went to press), are not men- tioned.
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Nor Galsworthy. The bio- graphical omission of such important names as these can hardly be due to the editor's opinion that they are not deserving of mention, for lesser English dramatic names of the preceding genera- tion are given liberal space. The fact that these writers do not appear can be attributed only to the fact that the Encyclopedia Britannica has not been properly brought up to date — a fact substantiated by an abundance of evidence throughout the entire work. Of what possible valu...e to one interested 6o MISINFORMING A NATION in the modem drama is a reference library which contains no biographical mention of such sig- nificant figures as these?
The French drama suffers even more from in- completeness and scantiness of material. Becque draws just eleven lines, exactly half the space given to the British playwright whose reputation largely depends on that piece of sentimental clap- trap, Lights o" "London. Hervieu draws half a column of biography, in which his two important dramas, Modestie and Connais-Toi (both out be- fore the Britannica went to press), are not men- tioned.
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