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2. Voy. Gonest, II, p. '296. 297. — En 1707, Swift, pour faire sa cour à la reine Anne, publia .1 Project [or the Advancement of Religion, and the Reformation of Manners.Uij a Person of Qualilij . Un important paragraphe y est consacré au théâtre. Voyez ses œuvres, édit. W. Scott, Vlll. p. 79 et suivantes, et Forster, Tlie Life of Jonathan Swift, p. 21:]. — Tate publie de même, en 1712, The Monitors. Intended for the Promoting of Religion and Virtue, and Supi>ressing of Vice and Immoralitii. Voy. ma Bibliographie.

3. This day was played a revived couiedy of Mr. Congreve's called, « The Double Dealer »... in the play-bill was printed. — « Writlen by Mr. Congreve; with several expressions omitted. » iDryden, Correspondance, k-tlre à Mrs. Steward, 1698.)