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Memoirs of His Own Life

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  • "Wilkinson's memoirs"@en
  • "Memoirs of T. Wilkinson"@en

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  • "Memoirs of His Own Life is the theatrical memoir of Tate Wilkinson, one of the foremost actors and managers of the late eighteenth century. In Memoirs, Wilkinson chronicles the personalities and rivalries of the players he knew, while tracing his own triumphs and disasters as he rose from being a star-struck child, watching rehearsals from behind the scenes at Covent Garden Theater, to becoming one of the most popular performers and most successful managers of his day."

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  • "Biography"@en
  • "Biography"
  • "Records and correspondence"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Binders' tickets (Binding)"
  • "Binders' tickets (Binding)"@en
  • "History"
  • "History"@en
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  • "Memoirs of His Own Life"@en
  • "Memoirs of his own life by Tate Wilkinson ... In four volumes"@en
  • "Memoirs of his own life by Tate Wilkinson, patentee of the Theatres-Royal, York & Hull. In four volumes"@en
  • "[Memoirs of his own life. [To which is added The Mirror; or Actor's Tablet by T. W. and sundry letters addressed to him.]]"
  • "Memoirs of his own life : by Tate Wilkinson ... In four volumes"@en
  • "[Memoirs of his own life. [To which is added The Mirror; or Actor's Tablet by T.W. and sundry letters addressed to him.]]"@en
  • "Memoirs of his own life"
  • "Memoirs of his own life"@en
  • "Memoirs of his own life : by Tate Wilkinson"@en
  • "Memoirs of his own life by Tate Wilkinson, ... In four volumes"
  • "Memoirs of his own life. [To which is added The Mirror; or Actor's Tablet by T.W. and sundry letters addressed to him.]"@en

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