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pst.000020201050-01	nan	The Dial  v.21 July-Dec	1896		.txt	text/plain	49701	2910	73	A synopsis of this truly Gallic production will A good Life of Sheridan, such as Mr. W. serve to show the quaint general resemblance Fraser Rae now gives us, has long been needed. of M. Langlé's conception of Sheridan to that In his Introduction to the work, Lord Dufferin, floating vaguely in the minds of not a few of the great-grandson of the brilliant orator and Sheridan's own countrymen. dramatist, alludes to the special pleasure with The opening scene shows a tavern-garden at which he read, some years ago, Mr. Rae's book Richmond, adjoining a race-course. Mr. W. M. Baskervill is at work upon a “Southern “ Newton Forster” and “Jacob Faithful ” form the Writers” series in twelve pamphlet numbers.	cache/pst.000020201050-01.txt	txt/pst.000020201050-01.txt