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BICKERSTAFFE, ISAAC (c. 1735-0. 1812) , English
lieutenant
Marines
burlesque farces interspersed with songs, produced between 176o and 1771. The best-known are Maid of the Mill (founded on Richardson's Pamela), The Padlock, He Would if he Could, Love in a Village
Captive
Bickerstaffe
capital offence, fled to the continent. The exact date of his death is unknown, but he is stated to have been still living in abject misery in 1812.A full account of his dramatic productions is given in Biographia Dramatica, edited by Stephen Jones
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