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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-44655-0enure there afforded him an advanced education, exposing him to Law-Latin, Law-French, and legal instruction as well as providing him with lodgings proximate to the fashionable London world which was to be both his playground and the fodder for his comedies.

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What Came First, the Chick Lit or the Blog?,es, and behaviour reflected the temperament of the significant number of court-based spectators and their acolytes who relished seeing their lifestyle enacted on the London stage. The play’s realism proved so noteworthy that its topical lifelikeness sparked particular mention from commentators, such

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-60093-2ing at his father’s expense in France where he spent four years in Angoulême — a southwest, provincial town, home to the school of . — studying culture, manners, and language with Jesuit tutors and members of an elite circle of nobility and ultimately converting to Roman Catholicism.

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Sai Kumar Medaram,Leandros Maglarasortrait of contemporary society, an exposé of male homosocial bonding, an attack on Hobbesian self-interest, a romping and innocuous comedy, an indictment against the age’s moral turpitude, a dramatised exegesis of masculinity, to anything else that falls in between the polarities of harmless farce

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-54825-8 day were Wycherley’s fellow Court Wits whose ‘loud approbation of it’, Dennis further noted, ‘gave it both a sudden and a lasting reputation’ among theatregoers, thereby helping to secure its place in the permanent repertory well into the eighteenth century.

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