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The Rosciad

poem by Churchill
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  • Charles Churchill, detail of a portrait by J.S.C. Schaak; in the National Portrait Gallery, London
    Charles Churchill

    …fame independently in 1761 with The Rosciad, a satire on the London stage that named every prominent actor of the day unfavourably, except David Garrick; the brilliant and immediate success of this poem brought recognition and money to the bankrupt parson, and Churchill launched himself on the town and indulged…

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    …fame independently in 1761 with The Rosciad, a satire on the London stage that named every prominent actor of the day unfavourably, except David Garrick; the brilliant and immediate success of this poem brought recognition and money to the bankrupt parson, and Churchill launched himself on the town and indulged…

    Read More