Statistics for occurrence #1 of “John Leacock” in chapter 2.12 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 1, Colonial and Revolutionary Literature: Early National Literature: Part I:
...g the Revolution a number of political satires were written, none of them, however, in strict dramatic form.
The most important are (1773) and (1775), by Mrs. Mercy Warren, of Boston, (1776), by John Leacock , and the anonymous farce (1776), which has been attributed to Mrs. Warren, but which internal evidence indicates is not by her. They paint the Tory officeholders and the British soldiers in very un...
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