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The name "[[Clavigo]]" (probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'') was also used as a pseudonym by a Cape Town reporter/correspondent in [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] circa 1836 (e.g. on 18 February ''[[Clavigo]]'' wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]]) .

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 [["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym used by a Cape Town correspondent who contributed some items to the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1833-35.
-''(Not to be confused with Faust's play '''[[Clavigo]]''')''
+''(Not to be confused with Goethe's play '''[[Clavigo]]''')''
 For example, on  18 February, 1835,  [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]], and later even wrote a set of clumsy verses (''Medelyden'', i.e. "empathy")  pleading for support for the coming efforts of the company. (See text in [[F.C.L. Bosman|Bosman]], 1928: p.332).

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−	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym used by a Cape Town correspondent who contributed some items to the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1833-35. For example, on 18 February, 1835, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]], and later even wrote a set of clumsy verses (''Medelyden'', i.e. "empathy") pleading for support for the coming efforts of the company. (See text in [[F.C.L. Bosman\|Bosman]], 1928: p.332).	+	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym used by a Cape Town correspondent who contributed some items to the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1833-35.
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		+	''(Not to be confused with Faust's play '''[[Clavigo]]''')''
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		+	For example, on 18 February, 1835, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]], and later even wrote a set of clumsy verses (''Medelyden'', i.e. "empathy") pleading for support for the coming efforts of the company. (See text in [[F.C.L. Bosman\|Bosman]], 1928: p.332).

	The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]]. There is a strong probability of course that the pseudonym was simply one of a number under which the company leader, [[C.E. Boniface]], sought to create some positive publicity for his theatrical endeavours - an old theatrical ploy across the globe.		The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]]. There is a strong probability of course that the pseudonym was simply one of a number under which the company leader, [[C.E. Boniface]], sought to create some positive publicity for his theatrical endeavours - an old theatrical ploy across the globe.

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−	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym used by a Cape Town correspondent who contributed some items to the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1833-35. For example, on 18 February, 1835, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]], and later even wrote a set of clumsy verses (''Medelyden''], i.e. "empathy") pleading for support for the coming efforts of the company. (See text in [[F.C.L. Bosman\|Bosman]], 1928: p.332).	+	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym used by a Cape Town correspondent who contributed some items to the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1833-35. For example, on 18 February, 1835, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]], and later even wrote a set of clumsy verses (''Medelyden'', i.e. "empathy") pleading for support for the coming efforts of the company. (See text in [[F.C.L. Bosman\|Bosman]], 1928: p.332).

	The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]]. There is a strong probability of course that the pseudonym was simply one of a number under which the company leader, [[C.E. Boniface]], sought to create some positive publicity for his theatrical endeavours - an old theatrical ploy across the globe.		The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]]. There is a strong probability of course that the pseudonym was simply one of a number under which the company leader, [[C.E. Boniface]], sought to create some positive publicity for his theatrical endeavours - an old theatrical ploy across the globe.

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−	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym used by a Cape Town correspondent who contributed some items to the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1833-35. For example, on 18 February, 1835, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]], and later even wrote a set of verses ([[Medelyden], i.e. "empathy") pleading for support for the coming efforts of the company. (See text in [[F.C.L. Bosman\|Bosman]], 1928: p.332).	+	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym used by a Cape Town correspondent who contributed some items to the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1833-35. For example, on 18 February, 1835, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]], and later even wrote a set of clumsy verses (''Medelyden''], i.e. "empathy") pleading for support for the coming efforts of the company. (See text in [[F.C.L. Bosman\|Bosman]], 1928: p.332).

	The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]]. There is a strong probability of course that the pseudonym was simply one of a number under which the company leader, [[C.E. Boniface]], sought to create some positive publicity for his theatrical endeavours - an old theatrical ploy across the globe.		The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]]. There is a strong probability of course that the pseudonym was simply one of a number under which the company leader, [[C.E. Boniface]], sought to create some positive publicity for his theatrical endeavours - an old theatrical ploy across the globe.

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−	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym of a Cape Town ~~reporter/~~correspondent, who ~~wrote for~~ the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' ~~1836~~. For example, on 18 February, ~~1836~~, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]].	+	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym used by a Cape Town correspondent who contributed some items to the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1833-35. For example, on 18 February, 1835, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]], and later even wrote a set of verses ([[Medelyden], i.e. "empathy") pleading for support for the coming efforts of the company. (See text in [[F.C.L. Bosman\|Bosman]], 1928: p.332).

−	The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]].	+	The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]]. There is a strong probability of course that the pseudonym was simply one of a number under which the company leader, [[C.E. Boniface]], sought to create some positive publicity for his theatrical endeavours - an old theatrical ploy across the globe.

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−	"[[Clavigo]]" was the pseudonym of a Cape Town reporter/correspondent, who wrote for the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1836. For example, on 18 February, 1836, "[[Clavigo]]" wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]].	+	[["Clavigo"]] was the pseudonym of a Cape Town reporter/correspondent, who wrote for the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1836. For example, on 18 February, 1836, [["Clavigo"]] wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]].

	The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]].		The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed twice in Cape Town in 1833 by [[Door Yver Bloeit de Kunst]].

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−	~~The name~~ "[[Clavigo]]" ~~(probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'')~~ was ~~also used as a~~ pseudonym by a Cape Town reporter/correspondent in [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] circa 1836 ~~(e.g~~. on 18 February "[[Clavigo]]" wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]]) .	+	"[[Clavigo]]" was the pseudonym of a Cape Town reporter/correspondent, who wrote for the [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] ''circa'' 1836. For example, on 18 February, 1836, "[[Clavigo]]" wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]].
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		+	The name was probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'', which had been performed in Cape Town in 1834.

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−	The name "[[Clavigo]]" (probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'') was also used as a pseudonym by a Cape Town reporter/correspondent in [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] circa 1836 (e.g. on 18 February ''[[Clavigo]]'' wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]]) .	+	The name "[[Clavigo]]" (probably taken from Goethe's play ''[[Clavigo]]'') was also used as a pseudonym by a Cape Town reporter/correspondent in [[South African Commercial Advertiser]] circa 1836 (e.g. on 18 February "[[Clavigo]]" wrote about the year's programme to be offered by the company [[Vlyt en Kunst]]) .