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A Short View of the Immorality, and Profaneness of the English Stage together with the Sense of Antiquity on this Argument

By Jeremy Collier

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PREFACE
CONTENTS.
THE INTRODUCTION.
CHAP. I.
- The Immodesty of the Stage.
CHAP. II.
- The Profaness of the Stage.
CHAP. III.
- The Clergy abused by the Stage.
CHAP. IV.
- The Stage-Poets make their Principal Persons Vitious, and reward them at the End of the Play.
CHAP. V.
- Remarks upon Amphytrion, King Arthur, Don Quixote, and the Relapse.
  - SECTION I.
  - SECT. II.
    - Remarks upon Don Quixot, &c.
  - Remarks upon Don Quixot, &c.
  - SECT. III.
    - Remarks upon the Relapse.
  - Remarks upon the Relapse.
- SECTION I.
- SECT. II.
  - Remarks upon Don Quixot, &c.
- Remarks upon Don Quixot, &c.
- SECT. III.
  - Remarks upon the Relapse.
- Remarks upon the Relapse.
CHAP. VI.
- The Opinion of Paganism, of the Church, and State, concerning the Stage.
NOTES (In margin in the Original).

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