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PJ.767.029
5 Mar 1767:11, 12, 13 (1265)
As you have favoured the public with what can be said in
defence of the stage plays, if you think proper to allow the
following piece a place in your next paper, it will give
your readers an undeniable instance of the impartiality of
your publications. It is taken from a treatise which was
written some years ago, by an author of character, and well
acquainted with his subject: Perhaps it will be needless to
observe, that the present state of the stage is here
principally understood, that is, it is treated in those
observations as it really exists. I am, &c. [signed] Altera
Pars. . . [3 column essay]
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