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Recipients: Mr. Macready and Cousin Fanny. (1) Hamlet was beyond words on Monday night, dated 1834; (2) Thanks Macready and writes about a performance she saw. Undated.
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Recipients: Mr. Macready and Cousin Fanny. (1) Hamlet was beyond words on Monday night, dated 1834; (2) Thanks Macready and writes about a performance she saw. Undated.
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Correspondents include William Charles Macready, Mrs. Macready, Thomas Carlyle and unidentified recipients. Most of the letters discuss Mr. Macready's performances and work in various Shakespeare plays including Merchant of Venice, Macbeth, Hamlet, the Tempest, Othello and Richard III. Several mention Macready in William Tell. Many letters mention a Mrs. Reid, possibly referring to Elizabeth Jesser Reid. (26) The letter to Carlyle is about Covent Garden Theatre.
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Recipients: Thomas Edwin Ashworth and an unidentified recipient. (1) Recipient's identity is uncertain; letter is addressed "Dear Sir." The letter refers to Professor J. Estlin Carpenter of Manchester College, Oxford and his knowledge of foreign faiths. He also mentions Mr. Wheatley's translation of G.A. Gumlich's Christian creeds and confessions. (2) To Thomas Edwin Ashworth; discusses definitions of literature, science, art and other subjects.
Author: James Martineau
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Praises Macready's Hamlet and Brutus. Advises him not to go to America because the prejudices against his profession are excessive and the theatre will never flourish there.
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Praises Macready's Brutus and past performance of Cassius. Would like to know if he is likely to play Hamlet, or any other Shakespeare, this season.
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This letter is dated 27 December 1872, is addressed 'my dear friend', and thanks them for the gift of a shawl, and speaks of the ebbing of the writer's life. According to the Autograph Collection card catalogue, this letter is probably addressed to Mrs Nichol. She is most likely to be identified as Elizabeth Pease Nichol (1807-1897). This item bears the earlier collection number (accession number) [M]4025.
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Urges Martineau to accept complementary use of a theatre box to see a performance of one of his plays.
