Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Henry O. Pardey” in chapter 2.12 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 1, Colonial and Revolutionary Literature: Early National Literature: Part I:
...chool of playwriting which lasts to this day. Its immediate successors, however, hardly came up to the standard set by Fashion. One of the best of them, , produced in New York in 1851, was written by Henry O. Pardey , an English actor, who laid his scenes in Saratoga, Cape May, and a farm in New York State, and established quite well a contrast between American and English types.
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