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.—If any one wishes to observe the vi­tiated and corrupt state of the age, let him repair to our theatres, especially Covent-Garden, and he will be surfeited with the servile effervescence of the most brutish loyalty, and with the empty fri­volity of sentiment with which the new pieces all abound. A declining stage i taste and morality, is invariable the proof of a declining empire.

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Entry taken from A Political Dictionary, by Charles Pigott, 1795.

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Stage