The Wise Man of the East; or, The Apparition of Zoaster WORK
| Title | The Wise Man of the East; or, The Apparition of Zoaster |
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| Is same as work | The Wise Man of the East; or, The Apparition of Zoaster |
| Author | Unknown reader (to be identified) |
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| Date | 1800 |
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| Type | WORK |
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| Notes | ['Author: Thomas Dutton (theatre patron).\nQuoted in at least one negative review of Inchbald.\n\nAccording to Robertson, Dutton published "a long poem that lampooned Inchbald and her play and [...] quickly went into a second edition." \nIt is a poem "far from complimentary about Inchbald" and "[clearly] ridicules [her]".\n\nDutton has Zoroaster appear to Inchbald in a dream, dissecting the play\'s characters.\n\n(Robertson, pp. 117-119)'] |
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| The Wise Man Of The East. A Play, In Five Acts, Performed At The Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. From The German Of Kotzebue | Inchbald, Elizabeth |