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to France so that she could escape the attetions of a married army officer called Thomas Matthew ... more to France so that she could escape the attetions of a married army officer called Thomas Matthew (Heath xv). On his return from France, Sheridan fought two duels with Matthew, in the second of which he was seriously hurt and reported, for a time, to be dying (Hare 7). The rumours during his injury effected him and led him to contemplate about gossiping and hypocrisy in the society, which he used in The School for Scandal. The newly married couple needed money, so Sheridan turned to the theatre as it was something he knew about since he was a little boy.
No actress from the era was more talented than Elizabeth Barry. Not only was she the greatest tra... more No actress from the era was more talented than Elizabeth Barry. Not only was she the greatest tragedian of the age, she maintained a successful career on the stage for over thirty five years. Unlike Gwyn, Elizabeth Barry had no physical beauty or "natural" comedic charisma to rest upon. Rather, she used her unique abilities and staunch work ethic in order to create her own powerful performance style. She also set an example for how women could achieve and sustain independence; a fierce businesswoman, she became a leader in the theatre community and assisted with establishing and managing two new theatre companies during her career.
Written on the body is a secret code only visible in certain lights; accumulations of a lifetime ... more Written on the body is a secret code only visible in certain lights; accumulations of a lifetime gather there. In places the palimpsest is so heavily worked that the letters feel like braille. I like to keep my body rolled up away from prying eyes. Never unfold too much, tell the whole story. I didn"t know that Louise would have reading hands. She has translated me into her own book. (Written on the Body 89)
-And visionary Coleridge,who Did sweep his thoughts as angels do Their wings with cadence up the ... more -And visionary Coleridge,who Did sweep his thoughts as angels do Their wings with cadence up the Blue.‖
1939 Salford, Lancashire, Northern England Working class background She failed to pass th... more 1939 Salford, Lancashire, Northern England Working class background She failed to pass the exam which would have enabled her to attend grammar school and went to a secondary school. Later she showed progress and as a result, she was moved to a grammar school but by this time she has lost interest in academic progress and did not go on to higher education.
The history of the political parties of England until the start of World War I • In time, as Parl... more The history of the political parties of England until the start of World War I • In time, as Parliament took greater control, the Whigs and Tories developed into organized parties.
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to France so that she could escape the attetions of a married army officer called Thomas Matthew ... more to France so that she could escape the attetions of a married army officer called Thomas Matthew (Heath xv). On his return from France, Sheridan fought two duels with Matthew, in the second of which he was seriously hurt and reported, for a time, to be dying (Hare 7). The rumours during his injury effected him and led him to contemplate about gossiping and hypocrisy in the society, which he used in The School for Scandal. The newly married couple needed money, so Sheridan turned to the theatre as it was something he knew about since he was a little boy.
No actress from the era was more talented than Elizabeth Barry. Not only was she the greatest tra... more No actress from the era was more talented than Elizabeth Barry. Not only was she the greatest tragedian of the age, she maintained a successful career on the stage for over thirty five years. Unlike Gwyn, Elizabeth Barry had no physical beauty or "natural" comedic charisma to rest upon. Rather, she used her unique abilities and staunch work ethic in order to create her own powerful performance style. She also set an example for how women could achieve and sustain independence; a fierce businesswoman, she became a leader in the theatre community and assisted with establishing and managing two new theatre companies during her career.
Written on the body is a secret code only visible in certain lights; accumulations of a lifetime ... more Written on the body is a secret code only visible in certain lights; accumulations of a lifetime gather there. In places the palimpsest is so heavily worked that the letters feel like braille. I like to keep my body rolled up away from prying eyes. Never unfold too much, tell the whole story. I didn"t know that Louise would have reading hands. She has translated me into her own book. (Written on the Body 89)
-And visionary Coleridge,who Did sweep his thoughts as angels do Their wings with cadence up the ... more -And visionary Coleridge,who Did sweep his thoughts as angels do Their wings with cadence up the Blue.‖
1939 Salford, Lancashire, Northern England Working class background She failed to pass th... more 1939 Salford, Lancashire, Northern England Working class background She failed to pass the exam which would have enabled her to attend grammar school and went to a secondary school. Later she showed progress and as a result, she was moved to a grammar school but by this time she has lost interest in academic progress and did not go on to higher education.
The history of the political parties of England until the start of World War I • In time, as Parl... more The history of the political parties of England until the start of World War I • In time, as Parliament took greater control, the Whigs and Tories developed into organized parties.