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"A Scotsman's Remarks on the Farce of Love a La Mode, Scene by Scene."
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Date: 1760
"Squire Groome is no national characteristic of England, but a general representative of any person of the three kingdoms, who likes horse-racing, drinking, &c. preferably to any other happiness; but why he should be the type of the English nation, I cannot see, and therefore leave it to the very...
preview | full record— Macklin, Charles (1697-1797)