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He writes that the best thing he can do is divulge his correspondence. "My vanity at least will be satisfied thereby, for it will prove how much I was right and you wrong."
Autograph Letter Initialed by Henry Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, to David Garrick, Adelphi
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He writes that the best thing he can do is divulge his correspondence. "My vanity at least will be satisfied thereby, for it will prove how much I was right and you wrong."
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He writes that the best thing he can do is divulge his correspondence. "My vanity at least will be satisfied thereby, for it will prove how much I was right and you wrong."
Autograph Letter Signed from David Garrick, the Adelphi, to Mrs. Necker
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Description: Garrick writes to say that he will be performing the character of Hamlet the following day and has taken care to place Mrs Necker in the most commodious box. He also gives a summary of his alterations to the play.
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Description: Garrick writes to say that he will be performing the character of Hamlet the following day and has taken care to place Mrs Necker in the most commodious box. He also gives a summary of his alterations to the play.
Autograph Letter Signed from Thomas Holcroft to David Garrick, Adelphi
Autograph Letter Signed from David Garrick, the Adelphi, to Morellet, 1773 [December] 4
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Description: Garrick writes that he has dared to alter Hamlet and met with applause, and declares that King Lear and Macbeth are to take their turns next. He expresses his hope that Mr. La Harpe will change his opinions of Shakespeare and comments that he considers Mr. Clement's letter to Voltaire to be wretched.
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Description: Garrick writes that he has dared to alter Hamlet and met with applause, and declares that King Lear and Macbeth are to take their turns next. He expresses his hope that Mr. La Harpe will change his opinions of Shakespeare and comments that he considers Mr. Clement's letter to Voltaire to be wretched.
Autograph Letter Signed from David Garrick, Adelphi, to Hester Thrale
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Assures Mrs. Thrale of his conviction that he will not return to the professional stage ("there can never be any inducement for me to leave my present freedom & happiness, to strut & fret my hour again") and describes his recent reading of Lethe before the King and Queen.
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Assures Mrs. Thrale of his conviction that he will not return to the professional stage ("there can never be any inducement for me to leave my present freedom & happiness, to strut & fret my hour again") and describes his recent reading of Lethe before the King and Queen.
Autograph Letter (draft) from David Garrick, the Adelphi, to Lady Denbigh
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Did not realize she would be wanting to know that he was playing that night.
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Did not realize she would be wanting to know that he was playing that night.
The Athenaeum
Athenaeum and Literary Chronicle
Chats on Autographs
Author: Alexander Meyrick Broadley
Publisher: New York : F.A. Stokes Company
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Category : Autographs
Languages : en
Pages : 392
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Publisher: New York : F.A. Stokes Company
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Category : Autographs
Languages : en
Pages : 392
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English Book Collectors
Author: William Younger Fletcher
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Languages : en
Pages : 544
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Languages : en
Pages : 544
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