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The Reprisal: or, The Tars of Old England
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  • Smollett, detail of an oil painting by an unknown artist, about 1770; in the National Portrait Gallery, London
    Tobias Smollett

    A year later, his farce The Reprisal: or, The Tars of Old England was produced at Drury Lane and brought him a profit of almost £200. In 1758 he became what today might perhaps be called general editor of Universal History, a compilation of 58 volumes; Smollett himself wrote on…

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    A year later, his farce The Reprisal: or, The Tars of Old England was produced at Drury Lane and brought him a profit of almost £200. In 1758 he became what today might perhaps be called general editor of Universal History, a compilation of 58 volumes; Smollett himself wrote on…

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