Autograph Letter Signed from J.W. Wallack, Liverpool, to Charles Westmacott, London
Autograph Letter Signed from J.W. Wallack, Liverpool, to Charles Westmacott, London

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Published: 1833

Total Pages: 4

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Thanks Westmacott for his interest in his professional concerns; Wallack will start on tour about the end of September which will employ him for many months; refers to Henry 4th; he has objections to managing C[ovent?] Garden because his "knowledge of the establishment never having been ten minutes behind the scenes there in my life."

Autograph Letter Signed from J.W. Wallack to Unidentified Recipient
Autograph Letter Signed from J.W. Wallack to Unidentified Recipient

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Published: 1791

Total Pages: 2

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Wallack writes that he "does not have dresses for the other parts and have those that I have named." In all of his engagements in his life he has never had half the trouble or controversy which this one has given him; it is evident he is not to act in Brighton; refers to Charles Kean. Letter is addressed "My dear Sir."

Julius Caesar in Western Culture
Julius Caesar in Western Culture

Author: Maria Wyke

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons

Published: 2008-04-15

Total Pages: 384

ISBN-13: 1405154713

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This book explores the significance of Julius Caesar to differentperiods, societies and people from the 50s BC through to thetwenty-first century. This interdisciplinary volume explores the significance ofJulius Caesar to different periods, societies and people. Ranges over the fields of religious, military, and politicalhistory, archaeology, architecture and urban planning, the visualarts, and literary, film, theatre and cultural studies. Examines representations of Caesar in Italy, France, Germany,Britain, and the United States in particular. Objects of analysis range from Caesar’s own commentarieson the Gallic wars, through Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, andimages of Caesar in Italian fascist popular culture, tocontemporary cinema and current debates about Americanempire. Edited by a leading expert on the reception of ancientRome. Includes original contributions by international experts onCaesar and his reception.