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Title
On India's coast a pagod stands [manuscript], 1778?.
Description
1 leaf ; 23 x 19 cm
Associated name
Scope and content
Poem by William Cadogan on David Garrick and William Shakespeare, in which he calls Garrick "high priest of Shakespeare" but insists "All is not gold in Shakespear's page, / Howe'er you pass it on the stage." Endorsed twice by David Garrick: "Dr. Cadogan's verses in answer to mine" and "Dr. Cadogan contra Shakespear in ansr. to my lines."
Note
This poem was probably a response to G-k to Dr. Cadogan on his abuse of Shakespeare, 1778? (Knapp 64). Copies of both poems appear in Folger W.b.464, fol. 54-55.
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Call number
Y.d.1089 (5)
Folger accession
265177