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The works of John Dryden, now first collected in eighteen volumes. Volume 15

Note 165 — PREFACE TO NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS ON THE EMPRESS OF MOROCCO.

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This seems, as conjectured by Mr Malone, to have been some parody on Macbeth, which, strange to tell! had been converted into a sort of opera by D'Avenant. Such burlesque performances were fashionable about this time.

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