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Chapter 16 EDMUND KEAN-CONTINUED.
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Contents
Chapter 1 OF AUTHORS, AND PARTICULARLY OF CONDEMNED AUTHORS.
Chapter 2 THE AUDIENCES OF THE LAST HALF OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
Chapter 3 CHARLES MACKLIN.
Chapter 4 A BEVY OF LADIES;-BUT CHIEFLY, MRS. BELLAMY, MISS FARREN, MRS. ABINGTON, AND PERDITA.
Chapter 5 A GROUP OF GENTLEMEN.
Chapter 6 JOHN HENDERSON.
Chapter 7 SARAH SIDDONS.
Chapter 8 JOHN KEMBLE.
Chapter 9 GEORGE FREDERICK COOKE.
Chapter 10 MASTER BETTY.
Chapter 11 STAGE COSTUME AND STAGE TRICKS.
Chapter 12 PROLOGUE, EPILOGUE; DEDICATIONS AND BENEFITS.
Chapter 13 OLD STAGERS DEPARTING.
Chapter 14 NEW IDEAS; NEW THEATRES; NEW AUTHORS; AND THE NEW ACTORS.
Chapter 15 EDMUND KEAN.
Chapter 16 EDMUND KEAN-CONTINUED.
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