Remarks and critical reflections on the Tragedy of Sir Thomas Overbury [by Richard Savage, altered by William Woodfall], performing now at Covent Garden Theatre, by Dramaticus [manuscript], [1777].

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Remarks and critical reflections on the Tragedy of Sir Thomas Overbury [by Richard Savage, altered by William Woodfall], performing now at Covent Garden Theatre, by Dramaticus [manuscript], [1777].

Autograph manuscript by David Garrick. For the London Packet, [printed by W. Woodfall].

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