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The Shakespeare Riots Revenge, Drama, and Death in Nineteenth-Century America

Name: The Shakespeare Riots: Revenge, Drama, and Death in Nineteenth-Century America
Author: Nigel Cliff

Nigel Cliff

One of the bloodiest incidents in New York’s history, the so-called Astor Place Riot of May 10, 1849, was ignited by a long-simmering grudge match between the two leading Shakespearean actors of the age. Despite its unlikely origins, though, there was nothing remotely quaint about this pivotal momen...

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Michael Cohen's books were discussed, including the sales of 'Revenge' which were mentioned as being roughly $3.4 million over four years, all centered around Donald Trump.

Cohen admits he's made roughly $3.4 million in sales of his two books over the past four years, both of which were about Trump.

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Michael Cohen's books were discussed, including the sales of 'Revenge' which were mentioned as being roughly $3.4 million over four years, all centered around Donald Trump.

Cohen admits he's made roughly $3.4 million in sales of his two books over the past four years, both of which were about Trump.

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The author, Nigel Cliff, wrote a book about the rivalry between Edwin Forrest and William Charles McCready, describing Forrest's actions as a 'cheerful rivalry between equals'.

Nigel Cliff writes in his book The Shakespeare Riots that Forrest most likely saw the whole thing as a quote, cheerful rivalry between equals.

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