Lewis Theobald

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Lewis Theobald was an 18th-century English Shakespearean editor and critic, best known as the original target of Alexander Pope’s satire in The Dunciad.

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Lewis Theobald canonical 3
Samuel Johnson 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean editor
dramatist
human
literary critic
textual scholar
associatedWith Drury Lane Theatre
Lincoln’s Inn Fields Theatre
birthDate 1688-04-02
birthPlace Sittingbourne, Kent, England
linked to: Sittingbourne
burialPlace St. Pancras, London
linked to: St Pancras, London
collaboratedWith Colley Cibber
Robert Wilks
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
criticized Alexander Pope’s 1725 edition of Shakespeare
deathDate 1744-09-18
deathPlace London, England
edited The Works of Shakespeare (1733, seven-volume edition)
educatedIn law
era 18th century
familyBackground son of a solicitor
genre drama
literary criticism
translation
influenced later Shakespeare editors
knownFor being satirized by Alexander Pope in The Dunciad
editing the plays of William Shakespeare
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Augustan literature
name Lewis Theobald
notableWork Double Falsehood
Shakespeare Restored
The Works of Shakespeare (1733 edition)
occupation editor
playwright
theatre critic
translator
proposedAsSourceFor Shakespeare’s play The Winter’s Tale
linked to: The Winter's Tale
replacedBy Colley Cibber as hero of later versions of The Dunciad
usedMethod comparison of early quartos and folios
conjectural emendation of corrupt texts
wasTargetOf Alexander Pope’s satire
The Dunciad
workedAs attorney’s clerk
wrote Double Falsehood
Orestes
Shakespeare Restored
The Fatal Secret
The Perfidious Brother
The Persian Princess

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The Dunciad personSatirized Lewis Theobald
Lewis Theobald name Lewis Theobald
Life of Jonathan Swift relatedPerson Samuel Johnson
linked to: Lewis Theobald
Life of William Congreve author Samuel Johnson
linked to: Lewis Theobald