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The City Madam

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  • Philip Massinger.
    Philip Massinger

    …oppression and social disorder, and The City Madam (1632?), dealing with similar evils but within a more starkly contrived plot that curiously combines naturalistic and symbolic modes. One of his last plays, The King and the Subject (1638), had politically objectionable lines cut from it by King Charles himself.

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    …oppression and social disorder, and The City Madam (1632?), dealing with similar evils but within a more starkly contrived plot that curiously combines naturalistic and symbolic modes. One of his last plays, The King and the Subject (1638), had politically objectionable lines cut from it by King Charles himself.

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