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An Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Cibber, Volume 2 (of 2)

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NEWLY ETCHED FROM CONTEMPORARY DRAWINGS BY ADOLPHE LALAUZE. Volume the Second.

X. Scene illustrating Cibber's "Careless Husband." After the picture by Philip Mercier.

XI. Coffee-House Scene of Cibber's Day, "drawn from the life" by G. Vander Gucht.

XII. Scene illustrating "The Italian Opera," with Senesino, Cuzzoni, &c. From a contemporary design.

XIII. Scene illustrating Farquhar's "Recruiting Officer." After the picture by Philip Mercier.

XIV. Scene illustrating Addison's "Cato." After the contemporary design by Lud. du Guernier.

XV. Scene illustrating Vanbrugh and Cibber's "Provoked Husband." After the contemporary design by J. Vanderbank.

XVI. Scene illustrating Vanbrugh's "Provoked Wife." After the contemporary design by Arnold Vanhaecken.

XVII. "The Stage Mutiny," with portraits of Theophilus Cibber as "Antient Pistol," Mrs. Wilks, and others, in character; Colley Cibber as Poet Laureate, with his lap filled with bags of money. From a pictorial satire of the time.

XVIII. Anthony Aston's "The Fool's Opera."

Scene illustrating Cibber's Careless Husband. After the picture by Philip Mercier.
Scene illustrating Cibber's Careless Husband. After the picture by Philip Mercier.

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AN APOLOGY FOR THE LIFE OF MR. COLLEY CIBBER, &c.

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