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- cbc9c2041be96ee6a91d7dfabbe887dacbc7ec8f0d76b6f3d9630d2cb50c3793 date "1773".
- cbc9c2041be96ee6a91d7dfabbe887dacbc7ec8f0d76b6f3d9630d2cb50c3793 first1 "Oliver".
- cbc9c2041be96ee6a91d7dfabbe887dacbc7ec8f0d76b6f3d9630d2cb50c3793 isCitedBy Sentimental_comedy.
- cbc9c2041be96ee6a91d7dfabbe887dacbc7ec8f0d76b6f3d9630d2cb50c3793 last1 "Goldsmith".
- cbc9c2041be96ee6a91d7dfabbe887dacbc7ec8f0d76b6f3d9630d2cb50c3793 location "London".
- cbc9c2041be96ee6a91d7dfabbe887dacbc7ec8f0d76b6f3d9630d2cb50c3793 publisher "Westminster Magazine".
- cbc9c2041be96ee6a91d7dfabbe887dacbc7ec8f0d76b6f3d9630d2cb50c3793 title "An Essay on the Theatre; Or, A Comparison between Laughing and Sentimental Comedy".