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Thomas Killigrew: Critical Essay by Montague Summers

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SOURCE: “Thomas Killigrew and the History of the Theatres until the Union, 1682,” in The Playhouse of Pepys, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1935, pp. 65-145.

In the excerpt below, Summers surveys Killigrew's life, his work as a dramatist, and his activities as a theatrical manager.

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