Lethe, A Dramatic Satire by David Garrick is a witty and insightful commentary on 18th-century society. Through sharp dialogue and comedic situations, Garrick exposes the follies and foibles of his contemporaries. Set in the mythological realm of Lethe, the land of forgetfulness, the play follows a diverse cast of characters seeking to erase their pasts, only to find that their true natures are inescapable.
Garrick's satire is a masterful blend of humor and social critique, offering a timeless reflection on human nature. This edition preserves the original text, allowing readers to experience the play as it was first intended. "Lethe" remains a significant work in the history of English drama, showcasing Garrick's talent for both acting and playwriting and cementing his legacy as a leading figure in the 18th-century theater.
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