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''[[The Tars of Old England]]'' is the title given for a "pleasant comedy" by an unnamed author, performed in Cape Town on 16 July 1808.

Though it may have been a version of ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been

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−	''[[The Tars of Old England]]'' is the title given for a "pleasant comedy" by an unnamed author, performed by the [[Garrison Players]] in Cape Town on 16 July 1808.	+	''[[The Tars of Old England]]'' is the title given for a "pleasant comedy" by an unnamed author, performed as afterpiece to ''[[The Agreeable Surprise]]'' (O'Keeffe) by the [[Garrison Players]] in Cape Town on 16 July 1808.

	Though it may have been a version of Tobias Smollet's ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been John O'Keeffe's celebratory piece, ''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'', given the predilection the [[Garrison Players]] had for the work of O'Keeffe in this period and the fact that it was a patriotic play in a time of war.		Though it may have been a version of Tobias Smollet's ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been John O'Keeffe's celebratory piece, ''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'', given the predilection the [[Garrison Players]] had for the work of O'Keeffe in this period and the fact that it was a patriotic play in a time of war.

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 Though it may have been a version of Tobias Smollet's ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been John O'Keeffe's celebratory piece, ''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'', given the predilection the [[Garrison Players]] had for the work of O'Keeffe in this period and the fact that it was a patriotic play in a time of war.
-'''See ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]''''' and '''''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'''''
+'''See both ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]''''' and '''''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'''''
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 Though it may have been a version of Tobias Smollet's ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been John O'Keeffe's celebratory piece, ''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'', given the predilection the [[Garrison Players]] had for the work of O'Keeffe in this period and the fact that it was a patriotic play in a time of war.
-'''See ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'''''
+'''See ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]''''' and '''''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'''''
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 Though it may have been a version of Tobias Smollet's ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been John O'Keeffe's celebratory piece, ''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'', given the predilection the [[Garrison Players]] had for the work of O'Keeffe in this period and the fact that it was a patriotic play in a time of war.
-'''See ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]''''
+'''See ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'''''
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−	''[[The Tars of Old England]]'' is the title given for a "pleasant comedy" by an unnamed author, performed in Cape Town on 16 July 1808.	+	''[[The Tars of Old England]]'' is the title given for a "pleasant comedy" by an unnamed author, performed by the [[Garrison Players]] in Cape Town on 16 July 1808.

−	Though it may have been a version of ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been ''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'',	+	Though it may have been a version of Tobias Smollet's ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been John O'Keeffe's celebratory piece, ''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'', given the predilection the [[Garrison Players]] had for the work of O'Keeffe in this period and the fact that it was a patriotic play in a time of war.
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		+	'''See ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]''''
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	''[[The Tars of Old England]]'' is the title given for a "pleasant comedy" by an unnamed author, performed in Cape Town on 16 July 1808.		''[[The Tars of Old England]]'' is the title given for a "pleasant comedy" by an unnamed author, performed in Cape Town on 16 July 1808.

−	Though it may have been a version of ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been	+	Though it may have been a version of ''[[The Reprisal, or The Tars of Old England]]'', since it is billed as a comedy, but it is also likely to have been ''[[Britain's Brave Tars, or All for Saint Paul's]]'',